Posted: 1/1/2012 10:04:52 AM EDT
I noticed that these two sights differ...
The one with no ladder-stepping is older I think...is that correct? Out of four front sights I have in stock, it's the only one of its kind. What's the point of the ladder-step? Texturing for thumb grip? Some sort of reinforcement for sight strength? Something to do with visuals? Thanks. |
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The sight on the right with the serrations on the back is our newest revision. These serve the purpose of reducing glare. In addition to this change, we are also slowy introducing a new and improved attachment screw. The new screw is constructed of a harder steel and is salt bath nitride coated. The shaft is only partially threaded and the OD of the screw has been optimized for maximum engagement in the slot of the Picatinny Rail. This will signficantly reduce forward and aft play.
S/F Joe. |
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The sight on the right with the serrations on the back is our newest revision. These serve the purpose of reducing glare. In addition to this change, we are also slowy introducing a new and improved attachment screw. The new screw is constructed of a harder steel and is salt bath nitride coated. The shaft is only partially threaded and the OD of the screw has been optimized for maximum engagement in the slot of the Picatinny Rail. This will signficantly reduce forward and aft play. S/F Joe. Is this new screw something that can be bought and used on the older version of the sights? |