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Dawson Fo Adj Sight Set


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Looking to replace my stock Glock sight ASAP, been looking a Dawsons stuff seems to be avery nice setup. Just wondering whos got them and if you like them or not? Thanks :D

I have them on my production gun. They're great and you won't be disappointed.

You might also want to check out Dave's new fixed rear sight design. I almost like the fixed version profile better than the adjustables. Either way, you should be good.

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Like what Bryan said, they're great. I got them on my Glock 22 and like it a lot. But once you got it set, you'll never need to adjust it. So the fixed rear IMO is better, planning to install one on my next Glock.

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I have the non-fo Dawson Adjustables on my Glock. I would not choose them again. They're very nice sights, but they're too high for my likings. Also, the front is a little too wide (I have the .100" front) in the notch.

I would go with a Heinie race cut or something similar. The fixed stuff from Ameriglo also looks nice.

Adjustables are nice, but once you have your fixed sights set, they're better in every aspect.

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if you choose to go FO, dont get the FO in the rear sights...it causes confusion..

i like my dawson sights...once you get them set, you dont need adjustments

if i was gonna do it all over again, money could be saved by just buying a set of heine sights.

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I've got them on both of my Glocks and on my 1911. I've got the .100" width front on all. Love 'em! :wub: I use the FO rears on all of them. I think it's faster to line up the 3 dots than the tops of the sights, but that's just me. The rear fiber isn't that bright and I don't think it's distracting at all. But, I figured I could black them out if I ever change my mind. The rear sight is kind of big and blocky, but I've never had problems snagging on anything.

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I got them put on and I love them, the 3 dot is easier for me to use they are very accurate set of sites!

I got a ? on the install though I had them put on and when I got home I noticed that the rear sight is not even with the slide? When I take a sight picture though they line up perfect with the front sight. The rear sight is just a tad bit further on the right side of the slide. If it was centered perfect I would had to adjust the sight to the right to get them to line perfect. So my only guess is that my gun smith installed them that way so I wonldnt have to adjust the rear. I shoot it at the range and it was spot on with out adjustment I was able to eat the bulleye out at a rest! So I guess they are on correctly or I wouldnt beable to hit anything?

I was wondering if anybody had ever noticed this before with how thier dawsons are on the slide? A little weried about stuff like this can anyone give some insight on it?

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"Im one of those shooters that does better with the three dot than with a black rear and dot front. I cant shoot well with um blacked out."

I bet that wouldn't be the case if you tried the Dawson F/O site with a black rear site....

I say this because I felt the same way you do. O couldn't stand a pistol with all black sites (in fact, I still don't like 'em).

My professional career has caused me to shoot with 3 dot night sites for nearly 17 year now. I started shooting the all black rear site and the Dawson fiber front site about 1-1/2 years ago.

IF I could, I would switch ALL of my guns to the fiber front site set up, but the administration would more than likely get a wee bit upset with me.

Bottom line is: try it. You might just like it.

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