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Trijicon 600177 Bright & Tough Night Sights AR15/M16 Black Green Illuminated Front & Rear

$71.83
Brand
Trijicon
Color
Green
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
719307201040
MPN
CP25600177

Overview

Trijicon Bright & Tough Night Sights for the AR-15/M16 are high-visibility, three-dot iron sights designed for rapid target acquisition in low-light environments. The sights are machined from solid steel and feature tritium gas-filled lamps that provide illumination without the need for batteries. Each lamp is mounted in an aluminum cylinder, cushioned with silicone rubber, and capped with a sapphire jewel to distribute light and protect the vial from solvents and punctures. The set includes a green illuminated front sight and a rear sight, both finished in black. The front sight blade measures 0.30 inches in height and 0.09 inches in width. The package includes the CP25F installation tool. Professional installation is recommended.

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