I have heard that this sights will not fit into a Smith &amp; Wesson M&amp;P full size in .45 ACP would be anyone to be so kind to clarify?
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It should fit no problem. I have these on my full size and compact M&P .40. The .45 isn't much different. Only one I would think twice about is an M&P Shield due to it's small frame and being single stack.
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Evening Mr. Fuchs//To Be Honest,I really do not know/=O[.*Gunner* wrote a Response to you andstated they would not fit,Possibly due to Length/Thread Pattern/Screw HeadType/Etc. I wish you *The Best in Finding Nice Screws that'll work for You*/=O].I bought the Polished version of these Screws for my *1911/Stainless Steel Colt Compact .45 MKIV Officer's Model.Best Regards//Raymond
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Because the Shield has a narrower slide, this Trijicon set will fit the rear dovetail but will be too wide for the slide (ie, it will overlap slightly). Also, because the Shield has a shorter slide, the front sight picture will appear wider then on a standard M&P; 9/.40 (possibly a moot point simply because you'll be lining the dots up instead of relying on perfect sight picture).With that being said, they *WILL* work. Everything I've seen on the net has said they aim POA/POI quite well on the Shield.PS- If you don't have an installation tool, have it professionally installed! :) Because the Shield has a narrower slide, this Trijicon set will fit the rear dovetail but will be too wide for the slide (ie, it will overlap slightly). Also, because the Shield has a shorter slide, the front sight picture will appear wider then on a standard M&P; 9/.40 (possibly a moot point simply because you'll be lining the dots up instead of relying on perfect sight picture).With that being said, they *WILL* work. Everything I've seen on the net has said they aim POA/POI quite well on the Shield.PS- If you don't have an installation tool, have it professionally... » Read More Because the Shield has a narrower slide, this Trijicon set will fit the rear dovetail but will be too wide for the slide (ie, it will overlap slightly). Also, because the Shield has a shorter slide, the front sight picture will appear wider then on a standard M&P; 9/.40 (possibly a moot point simply because you'll be lining the dots up instead of relying on perfect sight picture).With that being said, they *WILL* work. Everything I've seen on the net has said they aim POA/POI quite well on the Shield.PS- If you don't have an installation tool, have it professionally installed! :) « Show Less
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I had an M&P; Compact not a Shield and I did like the sites but I had a gun smith install them. I believe the rear site was pinned.BTW: I only sold the M&P; because I compete with a Glock 17 and decided I liked the commonality of the Glock 17 mags with the G-19. Mike
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All the xs big dots are taller than factory sights no matter what pistol they're on. It's a good trade off for self defense. They may not be the best for any type of competition though.
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If i remember the 21 is a 45 acp? If your slide has a mount I would say go for it. It's actually a pretty damn good sight for the cost. I have it on my MP5 9mm and it has worked great so far.
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I don't know the src9, but I'm gonna say no. These sights are specific to the gun they are to sit on. This one is for the smith and Wesson m&p; 9/40 full or compact. Even then they are a super tight fit and may or may not require a little file work to the sight. Go to xs' website to find the the sight specific to your gun, then you can search back here to see if amazon has it.
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Yes, have it on my full size M&P.; Also to be clear, this is a combat sight, not a bulls eye sight. For me, anything over 25 yds, the accuracy starts to drop off rapidly. But as I age, my eyes are not what they once were. But the M&P; is not a bulls eye handgun. I don't practice shooting over 50 feet, as the time when I will actually have to use it will be much closer. Hope this helps.
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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.;
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I compared my old M&PC; sights to my old Shield sights.they look close. The shield rear seems not quite as wide but by eyeball the dovetail seems to be the same profile. I have the Big Dot on my compact and wife's (my) Shield. The only reason my full size doesn't have them is because I'm putting a RMR and suppressor height sights on it.
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http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-pistols/311364-m-p-pro-core-9mm-w-burrris-fastfire-iii.htmlI was told the #5 plate that comes with the CORE will fit this optic. I just bought the 5" CORE and I am thinking about getting one of these to try.Anyone using one yet that can comment?
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These are actually sold out of Optics Planet. Their web site provides a detailed list of guns vs sights. I purchased a set from Amazon based on their description. I wish I had checked Optics Planet site also. The rear sight fit perfectly, but the front would not work. Optics Planet site said that was the case, Amazon didn't. I have a Taurus 138 Millennium Pro. My back sight was broken so I didn't return them. So the Fire Sight set worked on the rear fine. Hope this helps.
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These sights fit my Ruger 22/45... But yours? I'm not sure, as my Ruger came with sights. The factory were decent compared to some handgun sights, I.e. Browning. But these Williams sights are terrific!
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Yep. the M/P slide is pretty much the same from the .45 down to the 22LR... they all use the dovetail rear sight.. pushed out easily.
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There are at least two different sizes of tenons or stems for the front sight. The one I purchased was going on a Springfield which has a small slot in the slide. I had to file it down to fit. If your not familiar with staking a sight, you should use a gun smith to install it.
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Hard to tell what your question is. I will guess you query is "Will this product fit on my Smith and Wesson M&P; 9mm?". Here is a Youtube of a guy using this sight on his S&W; M&P9.; You will need a mounting plate or machine the slide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNdv8BQ9PiU
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it would depnd on how much real estate your ACOG occupies!how many slots doesnit take up?when these offset sights are installed,you want the rear to be in the rear not the middle of rail!hope this helps!