bearmn56
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I have an older 3rd gen with expired night sights. What should I expect to pay for relamping? Bill, Montana Territory
Trijicon relamping
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Better to just buy new sights it's cheaper.
As I recall I paid $57 including return shipping of the slide . . . and Trijicon did a very professional job.
Russ
I just had the slide on my CS9 relamped. $57.00 including return shipping for three lamps.
I don't see how you can beat that as it includes all of the labor.
I don't see how you can beat that as it includes all of the labor.
Cheaper to buy new . . .
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I don't know where you guys are finding 2019 dated trijicon night sights for your 3rd gen pistols for $57 plus shipping... any new old stock I find is nearing its half life or worse and priced north of $100
OP - I had my 1076 factory dead trijicons relamped for the quoted price. Turn around was pretty quick, about 2 and a half weeks IIRC. My slide shipped with insurance was about $15. The sights now have an updated year stamp and they also cleaned/refurbished the white rings around the vials.
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OP - I had my 1076 factory dead trijicons relamped for the quoted price. Turn around was pretty quick, about 2 and a half weeks IIRC. My slide shipped with insurance was about $15. The sights now have an updated year stamp and they also cleaned/refurbished the white rings around the vials.
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ACORN
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$57 is dirt cheap! I doubt you could find regular sights much less.
cb22
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It's your money, but I recommend that you get a return authorization number from Trijicon and send them in for re-lamping. That's what I have done 5 or 6 times.
Please send links to cheaper than $57 installed.
Well, it's $57 plus shipping out and insurance, and I never said to buy new Trijicon. Lots of good night sights out there for less hassle. I agree that if he wants to keep the Trijicon, may as well send it back . . .
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Please post link for night sights that cost around the same price as re lamping. Too good of a deal to pass up..
If I'm reading that right, that price (with the 26% discount and free shipping) is for the rear only . . . don't see a corresponding listing for the SA24 front.
Russ
Plus "Professional installation recommended." Some people the tools and knowledge to do that, but I'm not one.
For $57.00 (excluding shipping out), I got a new set of lamps professionally installed at the factory.
I'm happy.
For $57.00 (excluding shipping out), I got a new set of lamps professionally installed at the factory.
I'm happy.
cb22
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I sent MidwayUSA a question asking if this is for a set of sights or just the rear. If a set, I'll be buying 2 sets for my Shorty 9 and LS 3913.
I'll advise back what I find out.
I'll advise back what I find out.
The link that Muss Muggins provided and that I commented on goes to Optics Planet . . . perhaps MidwayUSA has a similar offer.
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cb22
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You, Sir, are correct. I emailed Optics Planet. I happened to be ordering some S&W 5906 magazines form MidwayUSA tonight and had them on my mind. Incidentally, MidwayUSA is running a sale on S&W magazines (40% off) at the moment. Not bad!
xfarfuldog
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I have a 4566 with dead night sights. They are not marked as to manufacture. I assume Trijicon will only relamp their own sights?
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They will only relamp their own sights, however you may have Trijicons. A lot of the sights I've seen have the logo and year stamp worn off. If you can post a picture, that would be a huge help.
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