Engineered for robustness while maintaining compatibility with suppressors or serving as backup iron sights for slide-mounted red-dot sights like the Trijicon RMR
Utilizes a tritium phosphor-filled glass lamp to provide a battery-free glow for instant visibility in no light and low light conditions, ensuring reliable sight picture acquisition
Features white-painted rings around tritium lamps to enhance visibility of the dot in bright light conditions, ensuring clear sight picture acquisition
Provides enhanced protection against heavy recoil and harsh cleaning solvents, featuring tritium gas lamps housed in protective aluminum cylinders with silicone rubber cushioning
Ensures even distribution of light from Trijicon tritium lamps, each capped with a sapphire jewel for uniform illumination and added protection against punctures and cleaning solvents

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Introducing the Trijicon suppressor/optic height sights, Elevate your low-light and no-light shooting experience with the next evolution of the renowned bright and tough night sights. These sights are specifically crafted to provide exceptional versatility for modern pistols equipped with suppressors or red dot optics. Whether you need reliable performance with a suppressor or a dependable backup iron sight for your red dot, Trijicon suppressor/optic height sights deliver unmatched precision and reliability.

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