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TRUGLO Tritium Pro S&W Sight Set for M&P, M&P Shield, Shield M2.0, SD9, SD40 Tritium Green with Orange Front Dot Outline

$62.59
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
788130026397

Overview

The TruGlo Tritium Pro Sight Set for Smith & Wesson M&P pistols combines Swiss tritium illumination with upgraded pro-level features. Designed for 24/7 visibility in low-light or complete darkness without requiring batteries or light exposure, the front sight incorporates an orange Focus Lock ring for rapid target acquisition. The rear sight features an angled edge to facilitate emergency one-handed operation and a quick, accurate U-notch design. Built with a snag-resistant, compact profile that maintains the factory sight radius and fits standard holsters, the sights are protected by a Fortress Finish nitride coating and assembled in the USA. This set fits S&W M&P series models including Shield, M2.0, and .22 models (excluding .22 Compact, EZ series, and C.O.R.E. models), as well as SD9 and SD40 pistols (excluding VE models).

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