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TruGlo Tritium Night Sight Set for 1911 with Novak 260 Front/450 Rear Pistols - TG231N1
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TruGlo Tritium Night Sight Set for 1911 with Novak 260 Front/450 Rear Pistols - TG231N1
Regular Price
$64.99
Special Price
$58.99
| SKU | 781041 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TruGlo |
| MPN | TG231N1 |
| UPC | 788130019702 |
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Product Details
Details
- Type: Front/Rear
- Series/Collection: Tritium
- Material: Tritium Front and Rear, Steel Frame
- Color: Green Front and Rear, Black Frame
- For Use With: 1911 with Novak 260 Front/450 Rear Pistols
- Notch Style: Square
Features
When the lights go out, your sidearm doesn't need to be left in the dark. Tritium night sights transition from standard white dot sights during the daylight, to glowing green dots in the the dark. Tritium does not need batteries and does not need to be charged with light - it simply glows.
Features:
- Traditional tritium night sights
- Uses the brightest tritium available
- CNC-machined steel construction
- Fits standard holsters
- Snag resistant design
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