Earlier this year I blogged about the interesting Israeli made TAS glock sights. A reader just let me know that Lone Wolf now importing them. They are selling for $90.
[ Many thanks to areader for emailing me the link. ]
The second video illustrates the sight so much better than the first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzVHP6EOaWU
This feels a lot like the Guttersnipe on the Smith & Wesson ASP. The front post is meaningless; all aiming is through the TAS unit.
I think this would be a great sight on a carry gun.
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0do they make these sights for the ruger sr9?
0 0I like what I see so far, but something tells me that even those things can’t help my crappy handgun skillz. Just sayin’.
0 0Please tell me they will be making this for other weapons besides the Glock. I wouldn’t mind one of these for my 1911 or 870.
0 0Has anyone ever used thesesites? If so were they any good? Just wondering as they look interesting.
0 0Nice but a crimson trace is a better investment.
0 0I like that!!
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do they make these sights for the ruger sr9?
The second video illustrates the sight so much better than the first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzVHP6EOaWU
This feels a lot like the Guttersnipe on the Smith & Wesson ASP. The front post is meaningless; all aiming is through the TAS unit.
I think this would be a great sight on a carry gun.
I like what I see so far, but something tells me that even those things can’t help my crappy handgun skillz. Just sayin’.
Please tell me they will be making this for other weapons besides the Glock. I wouldn’t mind one of these for my 1911 or 870.
Nice but a crimson trace is a better investment.
Has anyone ever used thesesites? If so were they any good? Just wondering as they look interesting.
I like that!!