Beorn
Member
I have an older Smith and Wesson "Oklahoma Highway Patrol" model 64-1 .357. It is a medium frame revolver, and judging from its rarity, a relatively obscure one.
I shoot it IDPA and it has standard sights. I do not want to bead blast this stainless beauty; it was my Grandfather's service revolver and I wish to keep it in the same condition he had it. But, I was wondering what coating (i.e.- removable if necessary) I could put on the front blade and rear notch so I could use it in lower light conditions more effectively.
When I shoot this gun at anything over 10 yards away in low light, I can never be certain that what I see is what I see.
I'v heard several suggestions (even using white-out or fingernail polish). I was wondering if anyone had an idea.
Thank you!
I shoot it IDPA and it has standard sights. I do not want to bead blast this stainless beauty; it was my Grandfather's service revolver and I wish to keep it in the same condition he had it. But, I was wondering what coating (i.e.- removable if necessary) I could put on the front blade and rear notch so I could use it in lower light conditions more effectively.
When I shoot this gun at anything over 10 yards away in low light, I can never be certain that what I see is what I see.
I'v heard several suggestions (even using white-out or fingernail polish). I was wondering if anyone had an idea.
Thank you!