has anyone used this sight on a Taurus24/7?
1869433
Which model? it would fit on any weaver mount perfectly, if it's a picatinny rail on the front of the weapon then it may or may not fit...
1869434
The one I bought is useless out doors, I can only see the Green laser spot at about 15ft in bright light. The only thing its good for is playing with my cat.
1869435
I just got this and put if on my Taurus .40 PT 24/7 Pro and it fits just fine. Not too tight, not too loose.
1869436
I have never used it on a Taurus, But I have one on my Sig P2022 and it is great!!! This is a well build and sturdy Laser. The Lock-up on my Sig is SOLID!!! By the way, it is a .40 S&W Caliber
1869437
I have never used it on a Taurus, But I have one on my Sig P2022 and it is great!!! This is a well build and sturdy Laser. The Lock-up on my Sig is SOLID!!! By the way, it is a .40 S&W; Caliber
264167
Yes. This is a flat top sight to match F-marked front sights. I have the same configuration.
922126
I used it on a marlin 22 wmr with no issues except it was difficult to see my steel sights. The mount screws are in the way. But it stayed secure.
1104393
I have this on a 1911 45 ACP, I remove this sight every time I clean the pistol and have had no issues and have not had to adjust after replacing on the gun
840988
Yes ,too both questions. I been using the 1 pin sight for many years. I love it and would recommend it to all...
25793
I have a standard front sight but I replaced the post with a tritium filled one from meprolight. Just make sure whichever one you pick that it is adjustable for elevation as this rear sight only adjusts for windage and distance.
1018042
I did not get my sight on perfectly straight. I have yet to get it to the range to see if it is good enough. My last sight had the same issue, so I'm not inclined to blame the sight. You might want to have a gunsmith stick it on for you. You might have better luck if you have a gun vice. I was afraid to use a vice myself. Well, that's my story.
1165242
Wow, that answer isnt listed ANYWHERE, not even their website. This sight is identical in width to the one I just took off, that was a .100, so it appears to be just a standard general width sight.
910930
It is. If you are too far off center you cannot see the dot. I have been very happy with this sight for the money. I have it on my 22 caliber GSG-5. It is accurate and holds zero.
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.
805700
Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot.... » Read More Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. « Show Less
1883657
I mounted mine on a Glock. It works real nice. Setting laser o dead zero is easy.If your Taurus has a rail, it should mount easily and work fine.
2213060
I used one on a Taurus pt 99 (will take some modifying for Taurus) and it worked great. Used some good lock-tight on the small screws and never had trouble with it coming lose or ruining my finish. Go slow when fitting it or you will scratch the finish.
1767105
I have these sights with a red dot with a 1 inch riser and they work "ok" I wouldnt rely on them being perfect but it's one of those things, "you get what you pay for" if I were to do it again I'd find a better quality iron sight. remember these are for lowered gas blocks I have a DPMS Oracle. FYI Panther is the manufacturer you should include the model so we know what you're working with, good luck!
1652409
Not sure, I dont think I ever used it. After turning it on and seeing 3-4 red dots, I took it off permanently and bought a real holo sight.
1087351
Not sure of the sight measurement. I did install one on my Coly 6920. The sights are taller, so had to screw it down into the M4 front sight mount several turns to get the right adjustment.
1587353
Yes. I have one on a 5.56 NATO AR. Holds zero just fine. Just make sure all screws from the factory are good and snug when you install it. It's does fine. Price? It's not a high end sight but it's a good value and has versitility for many applications. Don't expect to see $400 performance out of it. It is a good functioning sight at an affordable price.