TomJ
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I just picked up a 10mm Witness. Is anyone aware of someone who makes night sights for them? I've done a number of internet searches and am coming up empty.
Witness Night Sights
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I have fiber optic front sights from Henning. These work very well but do not self-illuminate (ie. Tritium).
https://www.brownells.com/handgun-p...s/eaa-witness-tanfoglio-sights-prod81929.aspx
https://www.brownells.com/handgun-p...s/eaa-witness-tanfoglio-sights-prod81929.aspx
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TomJ
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Thanks. I saw those but am looking for tritium.
greyling22
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I don't know these guys, but they are what my google-fu uncovered.
http://tooltechgunsight.com/product/eaa-witness-p/
$275.00 Price includes removal of both front and rear sights and installation of new sights.
Original sights will be returned with shipment. Add $18 shipping and handling.
http://www.amerigunusa.com/trijicon-night-sights/ it's on the last page of makers, under witness, eaa. $235 - "We offer custom Trijicon night sights application. We can custom make a set of Trijicon night sights for almost every pistol or revolver on the market. We have the ability to drill and install tritium inserts into a vast majority of sights. They include Novak sight sets and Beretta 92/96. We have done a vast majority of fixed frame revolvers. Amerigun USA has the ability to drill out the rear of the frame and install a patridge style front on them. This creates the standard three dot rings look. We can order and install Trijicon night sights on your existing slide. If you already have a set of Trijicon night sights we can also install them for you at a cost of $35 plus S/H. We have over 35 years of experience doing custom Trijicon night sights. Our Trijicon night sights have been seen in a few magazines, like the June 2011 issue of SWAT magazine and the July 2012 issue of American Handgunner. For any questions or if your firearm is not listed please Call us at (248) 343-4854 or Email us at mail to: [email protected]"
http://tooltechgunsight.com/product/eaa-witness-p/
$275.00 Price includes removal of both front and rear sights and installation of new sights.
Original sights will be returned with shipment. Add $18 shipping and handling.
http://www.amerigunusa.com/trijicon-night-sights/ it's on the last page of makers, under witness, eaa. $235 - "We offer custom Trijicon night sights application. We can custom make a set of Trijicon night sights for almost every pistol or revolver on the market. We have the ability to drill and install tritium inserts into a vast majority of sights. They include Novak sight sets and Beretta 92/96. We have done a vast majority of fixed frame revolvers. Amerigun USA has the ability to drill out the rear of the frame and install a patridge style front on them. This creates the standard three dot rings look. We can order and install Trijicon night sights on your existing slide. If you already have a set of Trijicon night sights we can also install them for you at a cost of $35 plus S/H. We have over 35 years of experience doing custom Trijicon night sights. Our Trijicon night sights have been seen in a few magazines, like the June 2011 issue of SWAT magazine and the July 2012 issue of American Handgunner. For any questions or if your firearm is not listed please Call us at (248) 343-4854 or Email us at mail to: [email protected]"
Everready73
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If you know the size one of these might work https://dawsonprecision.com/eaa-witness-match-fiber-optic-front-sights/ . I think the stock site is .140
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TomJ
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Given the available options, I'm going to leave the factory sights one it and use a laser sight I already have. Hopefully tritium sights at a lower cost will be available at some point in the future.
greyling22
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I put one of those in my elite match about a month ago. it's great. fit perfectly. But it is not tritium and will not work in the dark for sure.
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TomJ
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That explains a lot. I bought this as a woods gun, to replace a Glock 29 I don't shoot as well as I'd like. I'd prefer tritium night sights, but can get by without them.
greyling22
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you could try the stick on tritium dots. I don't know if they work, but it's an option. ex: http://www.nitesiters.com/
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