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4/4/2005 5:11:52 AM EDT
does anyone know where i can find one and how much they cost?

i did a search on the boards but this doesn't seem to have been discussed in the last 30 days...

thanks for any assist!
4/4/2005 5:25:49 AM EDT
[#1]
trijicon has em i think. both front and rear night sights
4/4/2005 5:35:22 AM EDT
[#2]
Fulton Armory has them.
4/4/2005 5:36:05 AM EDT
[#3]
List price, from Trijicon, is $84 for the set (F&R).

The ones I tried out were a two color setup. I think it was yellow dots on either side of the rear peep and green on the FSP. It was a nice setup since it made it quicker to put the front between the two rear dots due to the different colors.
4/4/2005 5:59:37 AM EDT
[#4]
SAW has the Trijicons, FSP for $53.

I would recommend getting the FSP only.  The rear is too close to your eye to matter.
4/4/2005 6:29:03 AM EDT
[#5]
I got a good deal on a Meprolight FSP from GunsAmerica.com. ($25 shipped). Check around, you may find a similar deal on Trijicons. . .
4/4/2005 7:03:23 AM EDT
[#6]
d'oh!!! trijicon and meprolight...only the two biggest dealers in tritium...

thanks guys, had a senior moment there.
4/4/2005 7:13:35 AM EDT
[#7]
how hard is it to change out the sights?
4/4/2005 7:21:49 AM EDT
[#8]

Quoted:
how hard is it to change out the sights?



It's pretty easy - just like ajusting elevation - only you keep doing it till the sight comes out.
4/4/2005 7:27:54 AM EDT
[#9]
forest how about the rear site
4/4/2005 7:35:55 AM EDT
[#10]

Quoted:
forest how about the rear site



Still pretty simple - you'll need to drive out the pin in the side of the elevation knob (or Disk if you have an A1 upper).  Don't drive it out all the way - one end should still be in the knob (it makes reinstallation MUCH easier).  You just need to tap it out enough so you can pull the Knob/Disk off the axel (be careful of the detent parts falling out when you do this).  Then all you have to do is use a scredrive on the other side to unscrew the rear aperture.

This should be covered in the -23&P (see the Information button above and look under Downloads).

But like the other I don't recommend the Tritium rear sight - YMMV.
4/4/2005 9:26:05 AM EDT
[#11]
thank you forest i will try the front sight post first then i see how i like it.
once again  ty for the info.
john
4/4/2005 10:04:10 AM EDT
[#12]
I think Bushmaster sells the Trijicon unit too; they usually run about $50.

I’d recommend only going with the front luminous sight. Having luminous dots in the rear sight that is so close to your eye can be a big pain (for me at least); it creates a glowing haze right in front of your eye. Having a luminous front sight post is really cool though; I’ve got Trijicon units in a couple of my arfs.


4/4/2005 10:36:23 AM EDT
[#13]
yea i deffently am going with the frront sight only first .
ty
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