Beretta686
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I'm busy tricking out my new Glock 20 that I'm going to use as my Hunting/Ranch/Truck gun. As that, it's going to be carried in a holster when I'm hunting or strolling around the family ranch, getting banged against things and such. When it's not on that Ranch it's going to be my truck gun as I travel all over TX and LA about 30% of the time for work.
I'm going to put Fiber Optic sighs on it with the front one being a tritium & fiber optic. My question is whether it's smart to add adjustable rear sights to a gun that's going to be bumped into things? It's not like I'm going to be parachuting or fighting tigers underwater with this strapped to my hip, but it's not going to get babied either.
I'm going to put Fiber Optic sighs on it with the front one being a tritium & fiber optic. My question is whether it's smart to add adjustable rear sights to a gun that's going to be bumped into things? It's not like I'm going to be parachuting or fighting tigers underwater with this strapped to my hip, but it's not going to get babied either.