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I believe that Sig usually has #8 and #8  front and rear sight numbers for 9mm and 357sig pistols. However,  both my M11-A1 and 225-A1 have the #6 and #8 configuration. Anyone know why? I was looking to get some Trijicon HDs, but for that kind of money, I want the best choice for the gun. I'm guessing at yardage under 25 yards or so, it won't make much difference.

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I can't answer your question as to why they put the .170 tall fronts (#6) on those two guns in particular.  But the solution is to print the pistols at 20 or 25 yards and correct with the appropriate height adjustments from there.  In general a .01 front sight change will result in approximately a 2" change at 25 yards on those guns.  Once you figure out what front/rear offset you need, you can start looking at what various vendors offer.  

 

I use Dawsons b/c they offer virtually any combination you might want.  And if they don't make it, they'll custom built it quickly and pretty inexpensively.  Greatly simplifies the process, IME.      

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Some 9mm guns don't shoot well with 8/8 from the factory, so they put 6/8 on them.  It can vary between guns, and there's no guarantee that another 225 or M11 that you pick up would have a 6/8 combo on it.  As taadksi suggested, bench the gun and shoot it for accuracy at 25 yards with your ammo.  If you like where they are shooting with the 6/8 combo, then order the HDs in that configuration.

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35 minutes ago, Rolex said:

I have a 205T 90W from Dawson to correct the 3" low hits with the factory set up-

 

A .205 tall front with the stock Dawson rear (which is .225 tall) would raise your POI about that much. Guessing that's what you meant?

 

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