Most rear sights lean towards the shooter and often have horizontal grooves in them, both to use shadow to advantage to provide a cleaner sight picture. Express sights seem to lean towards the muzzle, and would seem to reflect glare. Any idea about that? History. Unrealized advantage to the design. Only thing I can think of is that it is less snaggy.
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I was of the impression that the forward angle promoted subconscious visibility towards the front sight, and a natural focus on the target/aimpoint.
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Good morning. I see that you had a Sauer 202 for sale for $3,000. Did you sell it at that price?
I have one for sale as well. I listed it (on here ) at $3,000 as well. Is the price high, low or right where it should be?
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I have one for sale as well. I listed it (on here ) at $3,000 as well. Is the price high, low or right where it should be?
Thanks. Alex. [redacted] in case you want to call me to discuss further. I appreciate your time help and support.
