If you've properly practiced your presentation ( thousands of repetitions drawing and dry firing from the holster) your sights are on target when the gun come up, even in the dark.
You don't need night sights: things are on target virtually automatically regardless of lighting.
Unfortunately, few folks are willing to put in the practice needed to develop much skill, so folks look to buy a technological solution instead of doing work to develop skill.
Night sights are unnecessary and distracting.
Plain black sights work best.
Last edited by Rpg; 12-19-2016 at 11:42 PM.
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