Sight, for Taurus® 1911™ Pistols with Factory Fixed Rear Cut, Fixed Carry Fiber Optic Rear, by Dawson Precision®

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Sight, for Taurus® 1911™ Pistols with Factory Fixed Rear Cut, Fixed Carry Fiber Optic Rear, by Dawson Precision®
make:
Taurus
model:
1911
type:
Carry Fixed Rear
other:
Fiber Optic
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Description

Is there really a difference with Dawson Precision® sights? You bet there is!

While other sights give off a hazy glow making it difficult to focus, Dawson Precision® sights offer you the sharpest picture. We counterbore the blade so the optic is recessed. This subtle difference focuses the light in the sight making it not only brighter, but clearer. A fully cradled optic provides a longer optic lifespan.

Sight Details:

  • FITS Taurus® 1911™ pistols with Factory Fixed Rear Cut.
  • Dawson Fixed Carry Fiber Optic Rear, .290" Tall x .125" Notch Width Serrated
  • REQUIRES .180" Tall Front Sight
  • Counter Bored Optic: Keeps sight picture CLEAR and BRIGHT.
  • Dark Shadow Serrations: BLACKOUT blade and ENHANCE optic.
  • Extra Optic Included - Both Red and Green
  • Easy to Install - Tools, Hardware, and Instructions Included

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Reviews

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  1. Obviously proud American craftsmanship.
    5

    Posted by Dennis Nichols on Jul 20th 2018

    I recently bought the fiber optic rear sight, (.290) and a .180, and .215 fiber optic front sights for my Taurus 1911 that was shooting 4" low with the stock .150 front, and .290 rear sights. It corrected the point of impact beautifully with the .215 front blade. (I shoot Speer Lawman 200gr. FPFMJ's). However, despite the tremendous American craftsmanship and beautiful fit, function, I had to switch to Williams sights because of the fiber optic diameter size. Dawson sights are tremendous, and better made but they are target sights, an .030 dia. fiber optic rod. The Williams sights use an .060 dia. fiber optic rod.
    After 30 yrs as a welder, I just couldn't see the .030 rods.

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