Trijicons sitting high on my 45c

[Bill in San Jose]

Originally Posted by any4xx

Like most companies, unless you call and talk to a person, you get nothing. I can't tell you how many companies I have sent messages to using THEIR web sites and never heard back. I'd make a phone call if you really want your answer.

I agree in general. Both Laserlyte and Springfield Armory customer service have both responded quickly to my prior emails with questions.

Maybe a dumb question/ suggestion, but if the gap bothers somebody, could it be filled? My 1st choice would be the black, high-temp RTV I used when rebuilding an engine. When aligned OK use a razor blade as a small "paddle" and force a small amount of RTV under the sight, then wipe off any excess. The stuff is indestructible under engine temps (700F ?), and it sticks to anything, I use to it to repair seam leaks in my duck hunting waders and it does not come off. Makes you fingers black, too so wear nitrile gloves is it bothers you.

[Clobbersaurus]

Originally Posted by aphexafx

So it is normal. Fine be me! The sights are great. And, now someone down in Trijicon Engineering hates me.

LOL.

Thanks for posting back. At least its normal and I dont think it will really be an issue.