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Kensight Adjustable 1911 Rear Night Sight Elliason Cut Steel Black Rounded Blade Serrated with High Visibility Green Tritium Dots

$139.45
Brand
Kensight
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
755377863917

Overview

The Kensight adjustable rear night sight is an Elliason-style sight for 1911 pistols, featuring a rounded blade profile to reduce snagging. The sight body is wire-EDM machined from 4140 chrome moly steel, heat-treated to RC 38-40 hardness, and finished in black. The blade face is partially serrated to reduce glare, and the unit includes two green tritium lamps nestled within high-visibility white dots for low-light acquisition. The sight provides positive, precise click adjustments for windage and elevation. It is compatible with pistols using factory Elliason or Accro-style rear sights, such as various Colt 1911 and target models (e.g., Gold Cup Series 70/80, Python, Anaconda). It is not compatible with Colt Delta models or modern recreations of the Gold Cup. The assembly includes a replacement hinge pin and springs.

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