Lonestar49
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I bought a Beretta Px4 Storm 40cal S&W and it came with night-sights. Basically they're pale-white, and if you expose them to direct light, flashlight, etc., they glow bright green, but they don't glow long.
And, I'm having trouble with my shooting eye, and it's my bad eye that requires me to wear 1.25 reading glasses.
I practice mainly at indoor shooting range, and even with the clear, or yellow glasses, I can't see the small pale white sights.
So, I bought some "Bright Sights" paint, non-glow Red, white, yellow green, and orange.
I also bought 3 of the Ghost Glow in white, green, and yellow, as they don't sell red in glow form.
So, my question is, I can mix them and get glow from light, but I wonder if they will last (glow) any longer than what came from the factory (not long) and if I did, I would have to paint the 2 rear sights White, and the front sight Green.
But, I think I would be able to see them better if I painted them with the non-glow colors of Green for the 2 rear sights, and Red for the front sight.
Also, I pick up my new Sig 229R CT 9mm this coming Monday, same factory night sights as Beretta.
Would appreciate any thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks,
LS
I bought a Beretta Px4 Storm 40cal S&W and it came with night-sights. Basically they're pale-white, and if you expose them to direct light, flashlight, etc., they glow bright green, but they don't glow long.
And, I'm having trouble with my shooting eye, and it's my bad eye that requires me to wear 1.25 reading glasses.
I practice mainly at indoor shooting range, and even with the clear, or yellow glasses, I can't see the small pale white sights.
So, I bought some "Bright Sights" paint, non-glow Red, white, yellow green, and orange.
I also bought 3 of the Ghost Glow in white, green, and yellow, as they don't sell red in glow form.
So, my question is, I can mix them and get glow from light, but I wonder if they will last (glow) any longer than what came from the factory (not long) and if I did, I would have to paint the 2 rear sights White, and the front sight Green.
But, I think I would be able to see them better if I painted them with the non-glow colors of Green for the 2 rear sights, and Red for the front sight.
Also, I pick up my new Sig 229R CT 9mm this coming Monday, same factory night sights as Beretta.
Would appreciate any thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks,
LS
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