Does Trijicom make these same type of sights for the Desert Eagle 1911c 45 Acp, If not where can I get a set of 3 dot sights for this piece ?
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I don't know, check out Trijicom's website. They are great sights. You also might check out Truglo or opticsplanet.com
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I called Trijicon and they told what to order for my Ruger P94. I had to exchang my first order because they didn't fit, hence the phone call. I really like the sites and had a gunsmith install them.
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I checked other web sights and saw that some people used these sights on the SR45, but they had to be fitted by a gunsmith. Great sights, accurate to point of aim. High quality, reasonable price.
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No - these will only fit the Beretta Vertec. The M9 has a fixed front sight. You have to send the slide portion of your weapon to ToolTech gun sights. They will drill a hole in the front sight so that it will accompany a Trijicon capsule. Then they will replace your rear sight with Trijicon sights also. The cost is approximately $190 with shipping.
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Apparently, Meprolights has discontinued their sights for your Taurus, but you may want to look at Trijicon... http://www.opticsplanet.com/trijicon-red-dot-sights.html
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Thanks for the quick reply. BTW, would you recommend the Ameriglo sights you purchased, or another manufacturer?
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Check the www.shopruger.com website for applicability. That said, I don't like the Big Dot front sight on my SR9C. I'm waiting for Tru-Glo's fiber-optic/tritium combo sights --- supposed to be out in Summer. A buddy has them on his Springfield XD and they're exceptional, easy to use, incredibly visible day & night, and line up quickly. The Big Dot is actually distracting and harder to position.
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I don't know off hand. You need to check the Trijicon website. The slide cuts on different brands of 1911 have different sized/shaped cuts for the sights. Trijicon makes several different types of these excellent HD sights to fit various makes of 1911. I think they make a specific one for the Ruger.
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Yes you do, the rear base has to be drilled and tapped and aligned properly. The original bead sight that is elevated by a small platform, (on a standard Remington barrel) the bead will be removed then the trijicon will be dropped into place with epoxy and a pin. The pin just adds additional reliability so your front sight isn't just relying on epoxy to hold it.
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Yes the tritium gas tubes are made by trijicon but It's an Ameria glo product
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Not all 1911s have the same dove tail cuts for sights. These sights fit my Sprinfield 1911 perfectly and my S & W 1911 poorly. I would put this question to both Kimber and Trijicon.
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The specific version of the sights you picked will not. They are designed for the smith and wesson m&p; Shield, however there does appear to be a standard sized xs dot version available on amazon. Not sure about the big dot version (may be available elsewhere) Xs Std Dot Tritium Rug Lcr Definitely recommend these sights. First time out with them I got into it with a mob of cayotes that came into our camp during the middle of the night and these sights were a gift from god in the nearly full moon conditions that night.
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email fastfire support and ask them if their mounting bolt pattern is the same as either "DOCTER or TRIJICON" sights. if so it should work. if not then you will have to use a DOCTER or TRIJICON sight. I believe fastfire can answer your questions. you should know that red dots on a pistol require practice as the eye relief requires practice and both eyes wide open to sight. read your owners manual religiously.
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The sight is made by trijicon comes in trijicon packaging. it is made to fit the walther p99 and ppq. i know you didnt ask but i recomend the green on green rather than the 2 tone. green shows up much brighter in the dark... i have both green on green and green on orange on my ppqs
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These sights are nice but make sure they fit your gun. I took my Para 1911 to a gun smith that informed me they would fit, well they didn't. Make sure your 1911 is a dove tail and the front sight post is spot on.
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Sure will, mount the rail to the slide or frame ($45), get the adapter for the Trijcon (RM34W $120), mount up. I machined my slide and mounted it directly to the slide, added taller suppressor sights and I can now see the fixed sights as well as the red dot. The RMR sight is so light I do not even notice it.
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When I bought mine there were two mounting options available - a Weaver/Picattiny type cross slot mount, or a variety of slide mounts designed to fit into the rear sight dovetail of some centre fire pistols. I got the cross slot only. I expect that is still available.