- Ad Type
- For Sale
- Price
- $360
- Manufacturer
- Smith & Wesson
- Caliber
- 9mm
- City
- Kent
- State
- Washington
- Zip Code
- 98030
Looking to get $400 to recoup the cost of the new Trijicon night sights, but feel free to make me an offer.
I noticed last month that the stock sights became misaligned at some point and had the gun shooting a couple of inches left at 10 yards (pretty bad). Research suggests that this is an unfortunately common issue with these guns, but instead of sending it in to Smith and Wesson for realignment, I had the sights switched to Trijicon HD Tritium Night Sights with a yellow big dot up front and blacked out serrated dovetail in the rear, which makes a world of difference for fast sight acquisition. I purchased those for $120 on Amazon and paid $30 for install at my LGS, so I'd like to recoup $100 of that expense in the sale.
The stock grip felt a bit too narrow for my hands so I installed the Hogue rubber grip sleeve, which involved boiling the sleeve and then working and wiggling it onto the pistol for twenty minutes (it's probably a lot easier to remove if you don't like it). The grip feels much nicer now, filling the hands around the sides and eliminating the uncomfortably slim and narrow feeling.
- No thumb safety
- One 7 round mag
- One 8 round mag
- Trijicon HD night sights w/ yellow big dot
- Hogue rubber grip sleeve
- Factory box and documents
I noticed last month that the stock sights became misaligned at some point and had the gun shooting a couple of inches left at 10 yards (pretty bad). Research suggests that this is an unfortunately common issue with these guns, but instead of sending it in to Smith and Wesson for realignment, I had the sights switched to Trijicon HD Tritium Night Sights with a yellow big dot up front and blacked out serrated dovetail in the rear, which makes a world of difference for fast sight acquisition. I purchased those for $120 on Amazon and paid $30 for install at my LGS, so I'd like to recoup $100 of that expense in the sale.
The stock grip felt a bit too narrow for my hands so I installed the Hogue rubber grip sleeve, which involved boiling the sleeve and then working and wiggling it onto the pistol for twenty minutes (it's probably a lot easier to remove if you don't like it). The grip feels much nicer now, filling the hands around the sides and eliminating the uncomfortably slim and narrow feeling.
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