Have you successfully installed these sights on a Sig Sauer 1911-22 or a GSG 1911-22?
2055265
The only firearm I have installed these sights on is a S&W; 1911. They were a perfect fit for that gun.
2055266
I have the same type pistol. I was never able to find those sights. I would suggest you contact sig for an update on that one
2055267
No - just a Smith 1911. These are proprietary to Smith 1911's they use specific sights. These will more than likely not fit in a Sig.
2055268
I own the Sig 1911-22. I installed my sights on my S&W; E series 1911 .45. I checked with a micrometer, won't work. The 22 rear dovetail is 0.45" and the sight is 0.43". The front on the 22 is 0.308" but he sight is 0.23". Way too small. I believe they are specifically made as a drop in for S&W; 1911s by S&W.;
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
26147
These sights are designed for Kimber cuts....These should fit perfectly...Contact Kimber to make sure.
2198934
I have these sights on my "baby" desert eagle .40. On my pistol the factory sights appeared to be swaged into the slide and from the opposite direction normally encountered, i.e. they were pressed in from the left looking from the rear of the slide, not from the right as is customary. Accordingly, they were difficult to remove. Cooling the slide in the freezer and then applying heat on the factory sights was required along with substantial force with a steel punch and a large hammer were required to remove the sights. Both the new sights required light filing to fit as did the dovetails. Once fit to a heavy press fit the sights look and function well, a great improvement over the OEM sights. If you have the tools, time and patience you can install them yourself, if not, have a competent machinist or gunsmith do the work. As complicated as this may seem, it was well worth the effort. I highly recommend these sights for this pistol.
754163
I have not compared the two but I highly recommend these. I wish I had put them on sooner. I've since been changing over all my pistols that have these sights available. This, however, is my opinion and I feel I made the right choice for my weapon.
926337
If the Sig 1911 has a Novak cut (which all I believe they all do), then yes it will fit, but the sight may require some fitting like any 1911. A competent gun smith should have no trouble installing these on a Sig 1911 with novak cuts.
410762
no they will not theyre specifically designed at the mounting points for the sig 226 & 229 only hope that helps a local gunshop should b able to tell u wer to get some that fit your cz
669209
never done that particular model but did put it on a sig with ambi safeties and it worked. a 1911 is a 1911 in my opinion.
801959
Yes, you will be able to co-witness the factory sights. I have an M&P 40 and tried my sights on it. Just order the one with the mounting plates. Very easy to install.
1905026
Just put one on a Colt 22 AR wuth A2 front sights and MOE hand-guard. It went on with zero problems. The thumbscrew needs some squeezing to take hold but that is the only small challenge. Solid component.
1446914
Yes. I have them on my 1911 springfeild range officer. I can send a pic if u like
5526
Yes they will, but your factory rear sights are installed extremely tight. I have a sight pusher that left a blemish on my slide pushing off my original rear sight. I also had to file the rear sight to install it. The sights are perfect but a little trouble to install. If you have a gunsmith that can install them, let him. My opinion only since I do all my on gunsmith work. Just don't try to beat your SDS sights off with a brass punch and hammer, you do need a sight pusher for this gun. Your gun might be different but I wouldn't force it like I did and put a blemish on the slide.
2262172
I cannot confirm if they will fit a Sig Sauer, but I had an easy time with drop in installation on a Springfield. I also know several people who have installed them on Kimbers and Colts with no problems. I would assume that they would fit just fine, and Amazon has a great return policy if they do not work - though I would double check to be sure.
346851
I went through this a couple weeks ago- I send images and Amazon links directly to Springfield to have them check. Excellent service. From what I remember all TG sights fit except on the new XDM9X19 competition
1672331
To be installed correctly you are going to have to bring these to a gunsmith for custom fitting and alignment or do it yourself if you know how to. They are not a drop in part. That being said I don't see why they wouldn't work for you. In my opinion these sights are great for rapid sight picture alignment in low light conditions.Absolutely love them. Hope it helped.
426990
Yes. No Problem. Installed them on mine in about 15 mins (first time I have ever done this). You'll need the Glock tool for the front site and I put a tiny dab of Loctite on mine, 2k rounds later and no problems. Be careful with the rear site though, there is a small spring under it which will pop out and if you're not careful you can lose it.
1326604
I don't know for sure and seriously recommend you go to the Meprolight web site to check whether the mounting base is compatible. You also may be able to confirm the fit with a qualified gunsmith, which will be needed to change the sights (I'm assuming you don't have the specialized tools to change the sights). I've put these sights on two pistols and love them. I'm sure you will as well.