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1. If you are concentrating on the fundamentals, your focus should be on the front sight. 2. The benefits will be up to you. For me, I can see the front sight, which is saying a lot nowadays. 3. You can drift the sight for windage but that is all. I don't spend much time adjusting sights. Once it is zeroed, I leave it alone. 4. Tritium begins to dim after about ten years.
I hope this helps.
BTW: I shot a match recently with the new sight and only dropped three points. I was very happy with that result. 
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Thanks Palmetto. It does help, but I'm still wondering if buying the set (front & rear) is better than just buying the front sight & blacking out the stock rear. If there's even a slight benefit to buying the set, I'll cough up the extra $14. Otherwise, the $14 gets me another box of ammo.