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It would seem that
fitting of Trijicon night sights is not perhaps too
feasable on the R9s. Forum
material on that subject.
One alternative I have tried to improve sighting when
there is some light, is application of ''Bright Sights''
high visibility paint. I obtained mine from Charlie
Parrott who is the maker of the Smart
Carry .
The ideal for use of this paint would be to have small
machined ''dimples'' already in the foresight and rear
sight shoulders ..... though I doubt this will be practical
from a production point of view. It would though permit
the paint to sit in a recess and so be protected and
more uniform in shape. Quite a few semi autos do have
this provision, often coming with white dots already
applied (Hi Power Practical for example).
The pictures here just show how the sights look - mainly
for reference as well as perhaps being useful for prospective
purchasors to see. The last one is showing the effect
of paint application. I used the tip of a tooth pick
for the job - the paint is thick and it is best to simply
transfer one small ''blob'' on the toothpick point to
the area of chosen application. Preliminary local degreasing
is essential for a good key.
I chose to use green for rear and yellow for front -
orange and red are also available I believe. In practice,
once fully dry and cured, this paint has been very resistant
to carry and thus far is still present. |
Appearance of R9s
rear sight.
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R9s blade foresight
appearance.
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The actual sight
picture to be had from the R9s
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Application of
Bright Sights paint to aid sight picture aquisition.
This was applied by hand and was not quite as
tidy as the pic' shows but close to it .... a
bit of digital cleaning up makes it look better.
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