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Are fiber optics too fragile for CCW use?


Are fiber optics too fragile for CCW use? - Gun Nuts Media

A properly installed and protected FO rod is going to be plenty durable for CCW use, and even probably for LE use.

Fiber-optics on your CCW; Finally Durable Enough to Trust ... - Reddit

So I have a buddy that just replaced his factory sites on his G17 with TruGlo TFX Pro Tritium/Fiber day night sights , and is raving about ...

Any problems with fiber optic sights and conceiled carry?

I've CC'd with FO sights in leather and hybrid holsters with no problems. Never any snags or FO rod breaking when practicing my draw.

Thoughts on fiber optics for carry - Glock Talk

I put a fiber optic on one of my carry pocket guns. It works well on a small pistol. My eyes aren't what they used to be. Not so much being to ...

Fiber Optic Sights: How Tough Are They? - Bravo Concealment

've heard so many times. People think that fiber optic sights are fragile ... fiber optic sight is you take a lighter. You take one end of ...

Anyone use Fiber Optic sights on a carry gun? - Glock Talk

We had fiberoptic/night sites on my duty gun for around 8 years and they were ok. We did have a few of the departments break, but the large ...

Argument for fiber optics on a carry gun? [Archive] - pistol-forum.com

... so the risk if damaging the front sight is low in normal CCW use. ... We have the "they're too fragile" camp: If they were sturdy I'd run ...

Using Fiber-Optic Front Sights On Your Everyday Carry Pistol

... use fiber-optic sights, claiming they are too fragile. This myth ... The fiber-optic front sight is a viable tool for concealed carry.

Fiber optic front sight for CCW use? | 1911Forum

Depends on the brand of FO sight. Some of them are little more than a paper clip "frame" to hold the fiber, and are probably too fragile for carry. OTOH, the ...

Night Sights vs Fiber Optic Sights - The Firing Line Forums

I have red/green fiber-optics on my pistol & have found them very well suited to my use. Too bright? I don't know how bright too bright is.

Thread: Argument for fiber optics on a carry gun? - pistol-forum.com

FO's work fine for most defensive purposes--the pistol is in a holster, so the risk if damaging the front sight is low in normal CCW use. Facts ...

Fiber Optic Front Sight on a carry gun. - Topic - SIGforum.com

and no problem with the fiber optic. (No, that's not an exaggeration, they have been stepped on, etc.) In fact, it took a lot of effort with ...

Concealed Carry Corner - Night Sight vs Fiber Optic With A Weapon ...

If you plan on shooting outside at night with the weapon light turned on all the time, It may not be a bad option to run a fiber optic front so ...

A Quick Guide To Gun Sights For Concealed Carry

Fiber optic vs night sights...this is a decision you have to make for yourself. It is true, again, that night sights are better in low-light ...

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Are fiber optics too fragile for CCW use? - Gun Nuts Media. You'll see that repeated – “fiber optic sights aren't appropriate for self-defense” for a number ...

Night sites | Florida Concealed Carry

One of the criticisms of fiber optic sights has been that, while they are fine for competition, they are too fragile to use in defensive use. The fiber ...

Why You Need Night Sights on your Carry Gun - Pew Pew Tactical

#1 Most fiber optic night sights are more fragile than they should be. · #2 The glowing sight can be a distraction. · #3 A glowing sight won't substitute for ...

Using Red Dot Sights On Pistols - Tactical Training Solutions

The window was too small, the optic was too fragile and I had no back up sights. ... The Dual Illuminated model I have uses a fiber-optic ...

Fiber Optics Tougher than you think - YouTube

Fiber optics is fragile right? Will it can be, but it is also much stronger than you would think!

Fiber optic sights on handguns [Archive] - The Firing Line Forums

Getting a fibre optic front sight on a fixed sight revolver is going to take ... fiber optic, but it is very easy to acquire the front sight. http ...