Does anyone know if the rear sight has a flat surface in the front so that you can rack the slide using the sights?
1791473
It has a very small flat face but its angled so I doubt that racking it with the sights would work.
1791474
The rear sight is angled down towards the front sight so you cannot rack the slide using it.
203169
I would assume the slide and sight mounting would be the same on all P99 action types, but I hate to assume.
807611
I believe that the rear sight is more of a straight up "block" sight instead of the sloped back "novak"...... should really be similar though. Hope this helps.
264167
Yes. This is a flat top sight to match F-marked front sights. I have the same configuration.
747216
Yes it does. I actually just removed the pin that holds the sight on and replaced the sight. Made it much easier to install by not removing the base. The front sight is a pain to remove. I love the sights though. Huge upgrade. I would suggest having a gunsmith install.
296017
Yes. But on a side mount I would get the fastfite but with the regular picatinny mount. The ar flat top mount raises the fastfire sight to cowitness with the ar sights.
2095966
As far as I know , all XDs have the same sight cut in the slide . Dovetail front and back . For the smaller slide , though , I would count on going to your gunsmith to have the old ones removed with a sight press ... They are tough , and I do mean tough to get off ... You will torque the slide if you are not careful . The big dot front will need some slight fitting with a needle file , to polish out the dovetail ... The rear is mounted with a set screw , and should slide right in . NOTE : I staked my front with a center punch , once I got it aligned ... Do not hit the dial of radioactive fluid , or the upright of the sight , just move some of the metal on the slide enough to close the dovetail tight . That is all .
2243477
The rear was fine. Maybe I bit wider but not a big issue. The front was a real pita to fit. Too wide for the dove tail and had to stone the heck out of the bottom of the sight to get it to fit. I used an MGW sight pusher without which I'm sure I would have destroyed the front sight. As it was I damaged a bit of the part next to the front sight blade but the gun shoots nicely to point of aim with 115gr ball. So I would definitely recommend gunsmith installation.
355679
I have a front sight on mine also and didn't have to add any risers. I mounted and started shooting right away with no front sight in the way
5526
Yes they will, but your factory rear sights are installed extremely tight. I have a sight pusher that left a blemish on my slide pushing off my original rear sight. I also had to file the rear sight to install it. The sights are perfect but a little trouble to install. If you have a gunsmith that can install them, let him. My opinion only since I do all my on gunsmith work. Just don't try to beat your SDS sights off with a brass punch and hammer, you do need a sight pusher for this gun. Your gun might be different but I wouldn't force it like I did and put a blemish on the slide.
2195524
I had my gun smith install both. He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great. Regards. Helmut 1*
709787
Front sight would be in the field of view unless you mounted this with a riser rail.
2192238
Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please reply back and let us know how they fit. Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please... » Read More Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please reply back and let us know how they fit. « Show Less
1767104
No laying flat the rear sight is 1-1/16" off the top of the rail flipped up its 1-5/8 to the top of the sight and your line of sight is at 1-3/8"
2132599
If the is rear is dove tailed on the pistol. But in thinking the front will not work unless it's attached by screws.looks like that are both attached by screws.so what's Ruger say?
1856139
Yes, but I would recommend getting the rear-sight package, which I didn't. It really needs that to compliment it. It is better than the original sight.
91667
Yes, the rear sight has to be pressed in, it does not have a tension screw like some other sights.