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Kensight Competition Fiber Optic 1911 Front Sight Novak Cut Contoured Base .170" Height .118" Width Steel Black Serrated Blade

$47.38
Brand
Kensight
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
755377875279

Overview

The Kensight Competition Fiber Optic Front Sight is wire-EDM machined from 4140 chrome moly steel and heat-treated to a hardness of RC 38-40 for exceptional strength and durability. Designed with a 0.118-inch wide blade featuring partial serrations to reduce glare, it incorporates a bright 0.050-inch diameter fiber optic rod that naturally draws the shooter's eye for rapid target acquisition and recovery. The sight utilizes a unique protective blade profile with top and side cutouts that gather ambient light while shielding the fiber optic tube from impacts. Its contoured base blends seamlessly with round-top and carry-melted slide profiles. This front sight is compatible with standard Novak-style dovetail cuts measuring 0.330" x 65 degrees x 0.075" found on custom and factory 1911 pistols.

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