With the rear sight is not the main object of focus the eye can concentrate much quicker and easier on the tall, darker front sight. Only the inside top edge of the rear sight is a 90Г‚В° degree angle for alignment. The shape of the rear is also designed to reduce the eyes natural attraction to right angles. Conceptually, this un-serrated and gray rear sight will not have anything for the eye to be attracted to and reduces light glare. The front sight is black, serrated and is ramped forward while the rear sight is gray, sloped back and has no serrations.

150' U-notch opening with a very unique wave/scalloped design. 115ГўВЂВќ wide front sight and a rear sight that has a. Needless to say, Scott Warren knows a little bit about competitive and tactical shooting. For those who have never heard of the man, he has won numerous IDPA National titles, countless regional and state match titles, and is the former lead firearms trainer for the elite FBI Hostage Rescue Team. These sights were designed by a man named Scott Warren. With this information in mind, I would like to tell you a little about what I consider to be the best 'practical/combat' type sight available, the Warren Tactical Sights. For example, the 9mm is flat shooting round and a sight alignment at upper chest level is going to hit middle chest area at 100 yards. It is not unreasonable to hit a man-sized target at distances of 100+ yards if you know where YOUR pistol, ammo, and sight configuration is going to hit. The sights give you the necessary feedback to process the shot without looking at the target. What is the importance of this information? Your pistol is going to be able to hit what you are aiming at if you do your part. At this point most pistol bullets have fallen about 10-14 inches from a 25 yard zero. To review ballistics for most pistol calibers, a bullet is not going to drop drastically until about 100 yards. Military handguns are specified a point of aim (POA) to equal point of impact (POI) at 50 yards, but others may be setup for POA=POI at 25 yards. For most pistols this will give a hit out to 25-50 yards. To line them up, the shooter puts the front bar in the U notch with even amounts of light on both sides of the front sight and levels the tops of both front and rear. Simply put, there is a vertical bar up front, with a U-shaped notch in the back. Since the turn of the 20th century, pistol sights have been a traditional post and notch design. When utilized properly, the shooter has the ability to effectively call their shots and put bullets where needed. Sights are there to give the shooter a visual feedback on the alignment of the firearm. Using the sights is one part of the equation to getting effective hits on target. From the birth of the semi-automatic pistol, there have been sights on top of the slide. These Warren Tactical Sights have a tritium rear sight and uses the Trijicon tritium front night sight for fast target accusation during low light and night shooting.While you can always hear someone preaching about using the sights I'd like to take some time to direct your focus to some notes and a specific brand that I have been using for quite some time. All of these features combined give the competitive and defensive shooter an increased advantage for fast accusation, increase target discrimination, and fast and accurate shot placement and follow-up shots. The rear sight is created with a flat blade and a slight rearward angle to further reduce distractions and light glare. 150 to allow for increased visibility on the left and right side of the front sight which increases target acquisition speed and allows for faster follow-up shots. All of these slight design changes are all made with the intention of speeding up accuracy and speed. The rear sight uses the ?Warren Notch? slight radiuses have been added to the edges of the notch and the bottom has been kept flat.

All of the corners and edges have been rounded to reduce distraction while acquiring the target. This allows for a fast target acquisition and during defensive shooting you can keep your eye on the threat areas such as hands and bulges. This unique design directs the shooters eyes towards the front sight and keeps the focus on the target/threat. The Warren Tactical sights use the patented wave design rear sight.

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