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While I admit that some indoor ranges are poorly lit, I just don't ever find myself in a shooting situation when plain old sights don't work just fine for me. That being said, I've never felt the urge to spend $100+ for night sights on a gun. What am I missing?
Also, what is the preferred configuration? All 3 dots nighted, or just the front dot?
And does brand/type make a big difference? Is Trijicon or TruGlo best or would standard "Factory" nights sights do the trick just as well as after-market brands? Tell me the pros and cons to night sights!
Also, what is the preferred configuration? All 3 dots nighted, or just the front dot?
And does brand/type make a big difference? Is Trijicon or TruGlo best or would standard "Factory" nights sights do the trick just as well as after-market brands? Tell me the pros and cons to night sights!