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Question: I want to confirm that these will fit a sig p320 full size
Document: I recently acquired a service size xdm 40. I wanted to get some night sights for it as I plan on using it as a carry gun. As a former law enforcement officer I have carried and used alot of types of night sights, tru glow, trijicons, mepro's, novak's, etc. After hearing about the xs sight system I decided I was interested. My wife got them for me as a birthday present.
I have been using XS 24/7 Big Dot sights on my XD Subcompact (.40) since 2005. I recently purchased an XDm 4.5 inch (.40) with Springfield's standard 3 dot sights.
Awesome sights. Scary quick to acquire as soon as I installed them and has gotten better as I became accustomed to them. Not as good as the stock sights for slow fire, deliberate shooting but for an EDC gun or fast shooting competition I don't see how they could get much better, regardless of lighting conditions.
I already have these sights on my M&P; Shield. Now i have them on my Springfield XDs and they are arguably the best handgun sights around. The XS Big Dot tritium sights are effective in all lighting conditions and are very visible.I highly recommend these sights to replace the all to common 3 white dot sights that most handgun makers put on their pistols.
My first shot out of the holster was typically a "sightless" shot and I was concentrating too much on finding the notch alignment for follow-up shots as I diagonally back away from the target. I really wanted to like these sights, I really did. They are bright in all light conditions and I am very accurate with them when I take time to line everything up and squeeze the trigger.
If you're looking at these you aren't planning on them for bullseye competition anyway. They have held up great so far, and I don't baby my gear (don't trash it on purpose either, but you get the drift). They are super bright in dim/dark situations and are much faster than lining up traditional 3 dot sights. I can 100% recommend these to anyone who's thinking about sights for a carry/home defense gun.
I was having trouble with my front sight &#34;blurring&#34; and being just hard to see after shooting for a while. I would start out with pretty tight groups, then they would just widen up with the onset of eye fatigue. (I am getting older)...I would lose the front sight behind the bulk of the rear in low-light situations too. For older shooters , these sights are the ticket !
Typically, this all happens within 1-2 seconds. I vary my starting distance throughout from point-blank to 10 feet (and everything in between). ***I'm only (around) 40, but it could be that my eyes are starting to go. Maybe it could be that I have just become accustomed to the XS sights on my subcompact. Or, it could be that I spaz a little when practicing rapid-draw, rapid-fire.
I use these in classes and target acquisition and transition is flawless even in low light conditions. The big Dot on the front sight allows you to get on target fast and put holes center mass on a silhouette at 10-15yds with ease. The Tridium inserts light up as soon as the lights go down. Supremely easy installation. Another quality product from Trijicon.
I am extremely impressed with how they have done! Super fast sight acquisition, much faster than the 3 dot I am used to. I was honestly shocked at how fast I could get on target with these. It is literally unreal. Your eyes pick up that golf ball and the rear sight seems to just fall in place. My next concern was accuracy as I know a bigger front sight has to cut down on the picture down range.
Answer: no