Dead Ringer Snake Eyes available in SA! for Glock, HK, Springfield and Smith & Wesson

[Bokman]

Will they fit on a Glock 34/35?

[Tactical Tim]

Will they fit on a Glock 34/35?

Correct, will fit any Glock, you will be faster and more accurate

[Kayback]

Bokman, they won't be legal for SADPA/IDPA shooting.

(I still have that .357 brass. Will get it to you sometime).

[Tactical Tim]

Snake Eyes available for CZ-P07, HK and Beretta PX4 soon, pls let me know as soon as possible to add your name to the reservation list, tim@tactical22.co.za

[Ahmedoo]

Do you by any chance get it for a 1911

[Tactical Tim]

Do you by any chance get it for a 1911

Yes, for Kimber and just released for another 1911 brand, will have more info tomorrow, will post here asap, what type do you have?

[Ahmedoo]

I have a colt series 80 1911

[Desert Rat]

Bokman, they won't be legal for SADPA/IDPA shooting.

(I still have that .357 brass. Will get it to you sometime).

Kayback, If you can fit Warrens on your Glock and shoot IDPA why can you fit these and shoot IDPA they are "iron sights" still are they not?...I am not up to speed with IDPA rules but it seems a little weird...

[Kayback]

The rules specifically outlaw ghost ring sights.

8.1.7. Non-IDPA-Legal Modifications for All Divisions
...
8.1.7.4. Sights of non-standard configuration (ghost rings, Bo-Mar ribs, etc.).

I assume these would fall under ghost ring.

KBK

[Desert Rat]

Kayback just a point of interest...do IDPA feel that Ghost rings will give you an advantage over normal "notch" rear sights?....if this is the case then by that they agree that Ghost ring sights are superior to notch sights. Then with all that said where does the "train as you will fight" fit into IDPA. I would be interested as to why they would not allow Ghost ring sights. These are no different to use as a normal "Notch" and Blade sight...the alignment principles are the same. Its not an "optical" sight .