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Txs

August 29, 2002 18:58

I have a Beretta 96 with factory night sights and my front sight has got pretty dim. Anyone able to give me an idea of what it should run me to have a complete new set installed?

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  gskyhawk

  August 29, 2002 19:00

  it seems like I have see them for $75 to $100 depending on the make

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  mballai

  August 29, 2002 19:42

  Your best bet would be Meprolights or the new Big Dot Express Sights.
  
  Three Precious Metals: Gold, silver and lead
  
  Edited by - mballai on 08/29/2002 23:52:15

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  Txs

  August 30, 2002 04:13

  I'll probably go with either Trijicon or Meprolights, but the cost of having them installed is really the part I'm wondering about. Only the rear sight is dovetailed in and I realize that replacing these won't be as simple as others I've had done.
  
  How much should I expect to pay for having this type installed?

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  Alerion

  August 30, 2002 05:44

  Txs,
  
  You can go to http://www.novaksights.com and get a pretty good idea what's involved. Look under "Sight Systems."
  
  Tom
  
  So, just how does rendering me defenseless protect you from violent criminals?
  
  Edited by - Alerion on 08/30/2002 09:46:10

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  pikeal1

  August 30, 2002 09:04

  the guy at my local gun shop puts the night sights in for free if you buy them there. there aint too much work involved...atleast not for a glock. not sure about a berretta.
  
  the sights should cost between $75-100 like said above...the install shouldn't be more than a few bucks.

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  leeblackman

  August 30, 2002 17:34

  I'm cheap, I'd try to send them back to the factory and have them replaced....
  
  If I'm wrong please correct me, I won't be offended.
  
  The sound of a 12 gauge pump clears a house fatser than Rosie O eats a Big Mac !

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