The picture shows the ML11212 sights. Are these the actual sights they are selling or is it a stock picture?
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They are exactly as shown, they are the exact replacement for the ones on my kimber custom compact.
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Actual sights. I put a set on a Kimber Ultra Carry 11. Well satisfied.Roger L.
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Brad, I order these sights a few months ago and installed them on my Pro Carry Two, they are as shown in picture. thanks,Rick
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I really don't know for sure since this is the first set of sights I've purchased and installed for my standard M&P.; You should be able to find out quickly with a little bit of research on the matter.
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I own this sight and it is Round. I see there is a review where the customer ordered this site and got the Di-Optic (the Diamond shaped sight) but that appears to have been an error on the part of the seller. I ordered this product and received the correct, Round sight. If you receive the diamond shaped Di-Optic sight, be sure to contact the seller right away!
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I compared my old M&PC; sights to my old Shield sights.they look close. The shield rear seems not quite as wide but by eyeball the dovetail seems to be the same profile. I have the Big Dot on my compact and wife's (my) Shield. The only reason my full size doesn't have them is because I'm putting a RMR and suppressor height sights on it.
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does it matters, its 25$, really sturdy sights, ive shot mine and got about a 3-4 in groups at 50 yrds. it does not say but sights seems to be chinese made came in an un-marked and there was no "made in china" sticker either.
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They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better,... » Read More They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) « Show Less
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Brandon the answe to your question is negative. These sights are specifically for S&W; M&P; full size, not for any other model.
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It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight... » Read More It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... « Show Less
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Chris C. is correct. It comes with what is pictured. 2 pin adjustable sight and targets
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They are a EOTech knockoff. I went to a gun shop to ask about an EOTech and told them that I originally purchased the Sightmark. He immediately asked how long it lasted. I never even sighted it in and everyone I have talked to essentially said you get what you pay for.
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Hi Ronald. No this is a stock Canon photo. I sold my Mark IV several years ago via B&H;
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This is the round sight. It is the one I purchased and am very satisfied with. The Di Optic is shaped different with square (diamond) apature.
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I just purchased mine about a month ago and they do have a 14 on the front sight post indicating they are new. Hope this helps.
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Nope - the front sight assembly (much later, because of the baoynet) on the M44 is different, as far as I'm aware.
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It is. If you are too far off center you cannot see the dot. I have been very happy with this sight for the money. I have it on my 22 caliber GSG-5. It is accurate and holds zero.
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I bought these sights for my husband who is a retired police officer. I asked him the questions and the answer is YES. Same notch/blade as factory sights. The dots are green. I hope this helps.In order to install the rear sight, a special tool is needed unless you have access to a firearms range where the instructor there can install it for you
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I have the same type pistol. I was never able to find those sights. I would suggest you contact sig for an update on that one