tony413
09-09-12, 13:44
currently i have a glock G22 but use a lonewolf 40-9mm conversion barrel. i would like to get some new sights, after trying out a set of warren tacticals on a G35 with .115 front and .150 U-notch rear sight however i dont know how tall the front sight was, that combo worked perfect for me at 25 yards. on my current glock i have stock sights and i like where my poa/poi is, its perfect to me. i know the stock sight dimensions are:
Front height .165 width .140
Rear height .256 width .165 iirc
i know that if i get this front sight Ameriglo GL112T (https://www.ameriglo.net/sites/default/files/gl112t.jpg) and this rear sight Ameriglo GL-405PRA (https://www.ameriglo.net/sites/default/files/gl405pra_0.jpg) it will not change my current poa/poi because the sight heights are the same as factory. how is the lightbar ratio because this combo is .125 front and .180 rear compared to the .115 front and .150 rear????
i dont not want to go .140 front because after shooting with a .115 and .125 front i found out i was more precise at 25yards.
EDIT: after doing some math i found out that a .140 front and .180 rear yields the same lightbar ratio as a .115 front and .150 rear. the .115/.150 give me more precision but how big of a difference would a .125 front and .180 rear be???
Front height .165 width .140
Rear height .256 width .165 iirc
i know that if i get this front sight Ameriglo GL112T (https://www.ameriglo.net/sites/default/files/gl112t.jpg) and this rear sight Ameriglo GL-405PRA (https://www.ameriglo.net/sites/default/files/gl405pra_0.jpg) it will not change my current poa/poi because the sight heights are the same as factory. how is the lightbar ratio because this combo is .125 front and .180 rear compared to the .115 front and .150 rear????
i dont not want to go .140 front because after shooting with a .115 and .125 front i found out i was more precise at 25yards.
EDIT: after doing some math i found out that a .140 front and .180 rear yields the same lightbar ratio as a .115 front and .150 rear. the .115/.150 give me more precision but how big of a difference would a .125 front and .180 rear be???