Sights on an LCP

[tlakidd]

Anyone our there put an after market sights on there LCP. If so what kind and could you post some pictures. The front sight is terrible to locate on near darkness so I was considering having a gunsmith install a night sight on the front and possibly the rear. Don't know that the rear is necessary. I understand the view that the gun is not designed for distance shots. And to those that use that argument then why does the PM9 have sights, the small revolvers have sights?

Over preparred is not a bad thing when it would cost under $100. When you are at the range it is nice to have sights. When practicing or shooting for enjoyment they are nice to have.
tlakidd

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[sprice37]

Crimson Trace on mine. It works great and does not add much mass to the little bugger.

 

[bt97006]

If you were really serious about it.....
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there is a more discussion about this on elsiepeaforum.com

I just went with the Crimson Trace on mine and am very happy with it as well.

 

[deen_ad]

Crimson Trace on mine. It works great and does not add much mass to the little bugger.

I carry it in my bathrobe pocket. Hopefully it'll be enough to get the 12 GA or the .45.

 

[elsullo]

I recommend that you experiment and put a blob of typewriter correction fluid on the front site. It's fairly durable, easy to touch up, and removes quickly with any solvent. But mainly, it is BRIGHT in low light! It is made of cellulose (plant) fibers, each one of which is a light-pipe. I use White-Out on all of my pistol front sites, because it WORKS..........................elsullo