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Per Dane's kind suggestion, some pics of a recent installation of a Wilson sight. Already have gotten some neg. feedback on the styling aspect, but it does make for a very knock-resistant rear sight.
On the next one, the surface with the arc serrations will be higher, possibly angled, to give more protection and snag resistance. Checkering on the back of the slide is this coarse only because I had to match what was there on the ejector-- this gun also has a compensated top end, circa '91. Normally these days I do the same thing only at 30, not 20, LPI, or texture it.
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On the next one, the surface with the arc serrations will be higher, possibly angled, to give more protection and snag resistance. Checkering on the back of the slide is this coarse only because I had to match what was there on the ejector-- this gun also has a compensated top end, circa '91. Normally these days I do the same thing only at 30, not 20, LPI, or texture it.
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