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For me, I like red dots. I have them on my two main handguns, co-witnessed through suppressor-height iron sights.

For me, I like red dots. I have them on my two main handguns, co-witnessed through suppressor-height iron sights.

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I have a light/laser on the rail so i can have both.

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Red dot. Iron sights aren't as easy to use in the dark, even with fibre optic or tritium paint.

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red dots are great but when mounted to the slide they take a crazy amount of g force. so buy a name brand . Or get a mount that attaches to the frame

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I have a Burris Fastfire on a Ruger Mark IV, takes some getting used to. Snapping to point with irons is natural to me; I find myself twisting the gun to find the dot sometimes.

I've been thinking of getting a glock or two milled, opinions on what best placement/milling option is?

https://pic8.co/sh/I76qct.jpg https://pic8.co/sh/jhScsB.jpg

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I have the optics (Holosun) installed in front of the rear site. I had the gunsmith mill out the slides while leaving the existing site groove in place.

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Yeah to my knowledge that was the only way to go till I saw the jagerworks site.

They make it look like putting the backup in front might be better, and the SRO looks like a huge window compared to the RMR. I'm tempted to just ditch the rear backup on one of mine since I've heard the sights turn useless once a suppressor heats up.

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I don't have optics on my carbines, just on two pistols, and I don't have suppressors on them. I like the higher sights with the optic so I can put the red dot right on top of the front post.