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Kensight Adjustable 1911 Rear Sight Elliason Cut Steel Black Square Blade Fully Serrated

$63.13
Brand
Kensight
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
755377853017

Overview

The Kensight Adjustable 1911 Rear Sight is a modern-day recreation of the original Elliason and Accro sights used on legendary Colt firearms. The sight body is wire-EDM machined from 4140 chrome moly steel, heat-treated to RC 38-40 hardness, and features precise click-adjustments for reliable windage and elevation changes without zero shift under centerfire recoil. Equipped with a fully serrated square target blade measuring 0.118 by 0.098 inches to reduce glare, this sight provides a crisp, uncluttered sight picture optimized for match-grade accuracy in competitive, tactical, and duty applications. It is compatible with pistols and revolvers supplied with factory original Elliason or Accro rear sights, such as older Colt 1911 Gold Cup Series 70 and Series 80 handguns, National Match models, and various Colt revolvers, complete with a replacement hinge pin and springs.

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