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Posted: 10/23/2014 5:58:27 PM EDT
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1.) What height front sight are you using? .245
2.) What Generation is your glock? 4 3.) What brand Warren Sevigny 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? POA=POI at 25 yards 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? 147 Same on my G26. |
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Posted: 10/23/2014 7:15:56 PM EDT
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1.) What height front sight are you using? .245 2.) What Generation is your glock? 4 3.) What brand Warren Sevigny 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? POA=POA at 25 yards 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? 147 Same on my G26. Exact same setup here... |
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Posted: 10/23/2014 7:41:47 PM EDT
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Excellent Thread! I am picking up my new IDPA G34 tomorrow, and will be changing sights real soon.
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Posted: 10/24/2014 11:03:44 AM EDT
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1.) What height front sight are you using? .215
2.) What Generation and model is your glock? 34, gen3 3.) What brand? Heinie Slant Pro 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? 25 yards 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? 147 |
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Posted: 10/24/2014 11:15:37 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted:
1.) What height front sight are you using? .245 2.) What Generation is your glock? 4 3.) What brand Warren Sevigny 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? POA=POA at 25 yards 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? 147 Same on my G26. Stock sights Gen 3(35) Hope to switch to Dawson POA at 25 165 gr. |
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Posted: 10/24/2014 1:19:48 PM EDT
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1.) What height front sight are you using? .245 2.) What Generation is your glock? 4 3.) What brand Warren Sevigny 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? POA=POA at 25 yards 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? 147 Same on my G26. Same for me except for bullet weight. I haven't started loading 9mm yet, so I'm shooting mostly 115 gr WWB, Federal Champion, UMC, Prvi, etc...whatever I get a good deal on. Also using the same sights on my G19, G20, and G35. I'm not sure the front sight is right for the G20, but I also have a .215" to try out. |
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Posted: 10/28/2014 10:00:27 PM EDT
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1.) What height front sight are you using? - .245
2.) What Generation and model is your glock? - 34 gen4 3.) What brand? Warren 4.) What is your POA/POI and distance? - TBD 5.) What weight bullet are you shooting? - bulk 115 grain Got the warrens installed, need to get to the range to verify POA/POI. Once I determine the sight height is correct or needs adjusting I'll snag a tritium front as this will serve as an occasional CCW role along side its main role as a HD gun. I do like the look of the new vickers front sight. Offered in .245 and .230 |
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Posted: 11/2/2014 1:55:41 PM EDT
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Got to the range this morning.
Using the Warren Comp set with the .245 front height - my POA/POI was on at 20-25 yards. Since 95% of my pistol shooting is between 3-15 yards, the POI was noticeably low. Ordering a .215 to see if that brings everything in line. ETA: Warren .215 trijicon front ordered, I'll see how it shoots next weekend, now have the .245 as a spare I guess. |
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Posted: 11/2/2014 11:35:18 PM EDT
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Can you use the Warren Sevigny front sight with the stock Glock rear adjustable sight on a G35?
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Posted: 11/3/2014 10:22:23 AM EDT
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Got to the range this morning. Using the Warren Comp set with the .245 front height - my POA/POI was on at 20-25 yards. Since 95% of my pistol shooting is between 3-15 yards, the POI was noticeably low. Ordering a .215 to see if that brings everything in line. ETA: Warren .215 trijicon front ordered, I'll see how it shoots next weekend, now have the .245 as a spare I guess. I just ordered the Sevigny set with the .215 front. My 34 shoots low with the OEM sights, so I'm hoping that the .215 will work. I'd prefer to have POA/POI at about 15 yards and a slight 6 o'clock hold for longer targets (to see more of the target). If it doesn't work, I'll just order whichever Dawson front sight that I need. |
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Posted: 11/3/2014 2:20:13 PM EDT
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I just ordered the Sevigny set with the .215 front. My 34 shoots low with the OEM sights, so I'm hoping that the .215 will work. I'd prefer to have POA/POI at about 15 yards and a slight 6 o'clock hold for longer targets (to see more of the target). If it doesn't work, I'll just order whichever Dawson front sight that I need. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Got to the range this morning. Using the Warren Comp set with the .245 front height - my POA/POI was on at 20-25 yards. Since 95% of my pistol shooting is between 3-15 yards, the POI was noticeably low. Ordering a .215 to see if that brings everything in line. ETA: Warren .215 trijicon front ordered, I'll see how it shoots next weekend, now have the .245 as a spare I guess. I just ordered the Sevigny set with the .215 front. My 34 shoots low with the OEM sights, so I'm hoping that the .215 will work. I'd prefer to have POA/POI at about 15 yards and a slight 6 o'clock hold for longer targets (to see more of the target). If it doesn't work, I'll just order whichever Dawson front sight that I need. What Gen is your 34? It seems that a lot of 34's are a sample size of 1 when it comes to POA/POI differences. |
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Posted: 11/3/2014 6:12:08 PM EDT
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What Gen is your 34? It seems that a lot of 34's are a sample size of 1 when it comes to POA/POI differences. Gen 4. Rested, it shoots POA/POI with the factory sights, so I know that the shooting low is me. It did shoot low for my buddy also. I don't shoot it rested though, so the shorter front sights might work out. |
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Posted: 11/5/2014 9:07:55 PM EDT
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got the .215 trijicon installed.
I like it much better (visually) than the FO. Will see how she shoots on Saturday |
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Posted: 11/8/2014 2:24:10 PM EDT
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The .215 did the trick
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