Pinkowitz

I use these and they've been flawless - stood up to 1000s of practice quad loads. Exact weight and length as standard 2 3/4" shells. And a great seller - USPS disappeared my first set and he sent a replacement set the same day I told him.

Gotten pretty adept at quad loading with the stock port during quarantine. This will be my first 3 gun season, so I can't rely on experience to answer the question - should I get the +2, +3, or +4? With any of those extensions installed the gun won't fit in my bag or hard case, so what reason is there not to get the +4? It's not really much more unwieldy than the +2 and it would seem to give a lot more flexibility in stage planning. What are the gotchas I'm not aware of with the longer tube? Is there any reason other than cosmetic to keep it shorter with the +2? TIA for the info!

I've got the standard serrated adj. rear and FO front sights. They work great except when shooting at dark targets - I struggle to get the front post dead center of my sight picture when I can't see any light through the side gaps. Considering an SVI FO rear - https://infinity.americommerce.com/p/127-Infinity-Illuminated-Competition-Rear-Sight.aspx It seems like would make it easier to line up the sights on a black target. What are the gotchas I'm not thinking of? There's gotta be a reason almost no one uses these sights. This is primarily for 3-gun and limited.