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I would consider B as combat sights but that's just me, and B is the most comfortable shooting style for me with open sights. At any rate I think the solution has come to me. I'm going to say screw sending the gun in and buy some sig x-Ray sights and swap them out and hopefully they put me on target. So in conclusion what have I learned? I guess I believe there's plenty of great weapons made by sig Sauer. They are in a class of there own and some of there weapon designs are second to none. With that being said comparing 2 different companies designs is Apple's to oranges but quality control and fit and finish do not discriminate. I will be the first to admit that sig uses quality materials and the product is of very high quality however there is no doubt in my mind that they have issues with there sights and they could learn a thing or two from companies like glock and hk. In the post above that showed sight picture options I know that glock and HK use sight picture B and for a vast majority of firearms that use open sights that I have fired tend to do well with sight picture B so if that isn't sig's protocol maybe they should follow suit. That aside I clearly purchased a pistol from them before with "out of spec" sights by their own admission and now I buy another gun from them with a similar issue. Maybe it's me this time maybe it's not but the first time they admitted fault. There's no way you could ever convince me that this type of issue would ever happen with hk and definitely not this often and possibly even glock as well. But I digress
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