HK Night Sights

[St.Michael]

Ok guys simple question. Looking at getting some put on the USP 9mm full sized. I need info on some of em. I ran trijicons on my Glocks. Those were nice. I am thinking of swapping to the dot over dot. Any reasons why that would be a shitty change over? I am one of those "likes to train on one system" type of guys so this is a pretty big question and decision. I haven't shot too many dot over dot sights in the past.

[plaskon]

I say buy em and try it. It's the only way to know what works best for you.

Plus, you can always find a buyer here if you don't like them.

[Wolvee]

I made the transition to straight 8's and I shoot a lot better than I did with three dot sights. I think it's because of the thinner front blade.

I wish they made trijicon HD's for my HK's, I think those are the best on the market.

You'll adapt to whatever sight you get and once you get some time under your belt with X-brands of sights you'll be able to see what you like most. Unfortunatly I don't think there is any cheap way to find out what you like. I paid $150 for my Heinies and then another $30 for install. ..thankfully my shooting was improved or I would have been pretty pissy, lol.

[loupav]

Yup! I use Heinine straight-8's on my HK45's and wow! What a great sight.

But on my USPs I have yet to switch over to Straight-8's, so I still have Mepro's on them, which were the factory option. Personally I don't see anything wrong with the Mepro's. I think they're an excellent sight and I can hit what I'm aiming at with them. You however may have a different opinion and that's fine with me.

Personally I think Mepro = Trijicon. However I have yet to try the Trijicon HD sights.

[St.Michael]

Decisions Decisions. On the up side I never get upset getting to pick new options out for my "big boy toys". I really am just going to have to stare at this and I guess decide based on that

[Wolvee]

Decisions Decisions. On the up side I never get upset getting to pick new options out for my "big boy toys". I really am just going to have to stare at this and I guess decide based on that

Use black marker or black tape to cover the rear dots and use a dap of white out in the center.

The front blade will be thicker than Heinies but it should at least give you an idea of what you'll be working with.

[St.Michael]

Nice! I like that idea. I will go try it in a few. Still not sure where I am gonna have this done. I have to send another one of my USPS to have it checked out and probably will send it over to HK CS.