HK P7 PSP night sights??????

[sgtb]

I need help finding and determining if night sights are worth the effort for my PSP. Has anyone put nights on their gun? Any problems with point of impact/aim afterwards? Meps or Trijicon? Thanks for any help.

 

[usp9]

Not as many available for the PSP as there are for the M8. Look here for one vendor.
http://www.mmcsight.com/

 

[9mmepiphany]

Trijicon installs it's nightsights directly into your sight blades so there isn't a change in POI.

if it were my carry gun, i'd just get the front sight done. it's cheaper and no less effective when used at speed

 

[earlthegoat2]

Trijicon installs it's nightsights directly into your sight blades so there isn't a change in POI.

This is the highest recommended way to get night sights installed on your PSP. The next best route would be to have HK do it. (3 minutes have passed and I just stopped laughing) HK will take some time.....eh, just better let Trijicon do it. Costs about 200 plus the shipment of just your slide so there is no actual firearm being shipped and you can avoid all that trouble.

If you were to have other sights installed the POI/POA would definitely change. HK regualated P7 sights carefully at the factory so they hit pretty much perfect to point of aim.

 

[bpsig]

I have some on my psp . They come in 2 sizes low and high.
Try here -www.hkparts.net. They have all sort of hk goods and good prices
good luck
b

 

[usp9]

They come in 2 sizes low and high.

I thought the two sizes refered to the rear dovetail cuts, either long or short, found on the different models of P7, and not the height, ("low and high").

 

[silversport]

having Trijicon do it is FAR cheaper and a great idea if you must...I still haven't done mine yet but if I do...Trijicon will do it...
Bill

 

[waterhouse]

Trijicon did it to my primary carry gun (I bought it used and the previous owner had them installed). I'm pleased with the results.

I'm not positive I'd do it again (on my dime), as I tend to point shoot well with the P7 and generally don't look at the sights until distances get pretty far.