[MoReloader]

Wilson Combat Item #367D.

It is designed for a 1911 with Wilson's cutting. I am having a set put on my pt 145 as I write. The only thing that has to be done is tightening both dovetails. The size is exact however the front is drift in so my gunsmith is closing the dovetail in some. You could do this yourself without much trouble but he had the sights in stock So I let him do it, especially since he is going to do it before the end of the week for me.

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[MoReloader]

Very Very compact when you look at them on the 145

 

[MoReloader]

They also have the same sight with tritium inserts and the front alone. Nice set of sights. I will post a picture when I get it back and get a camera to it.

If anyone wants a gunsmith to do finish work the one I use is the manufacturer of Wilson's bluing salts and does great work with Blue, nickel, and Gold.

His contact is


Paul Williams
Williams Shootin Iron Service
417-948-0902

He is very reasonable on price and does great work.

 

[MoReloader]

Going to pick my pistol up today. Less than 12 hours at the gunsmith. I realize he did not do a large job on it. But quality service that fast is pretty good in my book.

 

[MoReloader]

Gun shoots great point of aim. I have ran a lot of rounds through it and it is great

You can tighten the rear dovetail with very little effort as it is a sharper angle than the sight. It fits pretty tight to start with. I have posted contact information for my gunsmith on this sight. He said he would put a set on for anyone that needed them for under 100 including the sight. Or, you can do it your self. You need a brass bar stock and a hammer. A good common sense is also important.