SIGHT RADIUS & ACCURACY?

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I'm trying to narrow down my decision on a set of night sights for my full size m&p 45. 1 set on my list are the truglo tfo's. After looking at them at my local gun shop I could actually see how long the front sight is. This obviously makes the sight radius shorter, which most say is a bad thing when it comes to accuracy. Owners of tfo's tell me what you think off them. I love the trijicon hd s but my wife will not like the ding out the bank account for such a small item. What sights are closely identical to trijicon hd s but for a little less $?
 
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Longer sight radius makes for more precision, however the difference of less than an inch in sight radius on your pistol would not be noticeable.
 
Thanks for the info. I could always change them out later if i find something that looks like it will work better for me
 
RPG has it right. The tiny amount of difference you're talking about is insignificant to the M&P guns. They are not that accurate on their best day.
 
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I recommend to wait and save a little more to get the HD'S, I have both sets of sights and I personally don't like the TFO's.
 
Unless you are consistently able to shoot 3" groups offhand at 25 yards with your present M&P sights, worrying about losing less than an inch sight radius is pointless. Such a slight change might be significant to an Olympic Free Pistol shooter at the top of his game.

And if you're wanting a wider rear notch for speed, well that does reduce the ability to shoot small target groups more than a small change in sight radius.
 
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