New Minimalist Night Sights for Colt Python by XS Sight
XS Sights has released their Minimalist night sights, now tailored for Colt Python revolvers. True to their name, these sights prioritize simplicity and functionality, delivering a clean notch-and-post design for shooters who prefer no-nonsense performance. The front sight sports a tritium insert paired with a photoluminescent glow dot, available in green or orange to match user preference. The rear sight, adjustable for windage, features a serrated, anti-glare blacked-out notch with a wider profile to draw the eye to the front sight for fast, precise alignment.
XS Sights @ TFB:
“The serrations in the rear of our Minimalist sights drive focus downrange,” said Jeff King, Marketing Manager, XS Sights. “With our bright front sight, upgrading factory sights with XS sights makes these revolvers all the more effective by driving your eye to the target for faster acquisition and improved accuracy.”
I’m really tempted to buy a revolver, and I tend to shoot quite well with them. However, I can’t really pull the plug and get one, as I’m pretty sure I’d get bored shooting it really quickly. They’re virtually impossible to suppress as well, and that’s kind of a drawback, too. Do you think a revolver should be included in a decent gun collection? (If I may call my relatively small stash a collection?)
The retail price is: $137.99
XS sights are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. The company also offers a 12-year illumination warranty on all tritium products. For more information, visit this direct link: https://xssights.com/products/sights/revolver-sights/colt/
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I would get bored about suppressing a pistol and being unable to CCW it suppressed much sooner than getting bored about shooting a Magnum revolver. The first one is useless outside the range and the second is not.