REAR SIGHT, 1911, BATTLESIGHT, SERRATED BLADE, .165" WIDE U-NOTCH, BLACK

The revolutionary Wilson Combat Battlesight, created by Bill Wilson, allows shooters to make precise shots even in dim lighting. Outfitted with a .165" wide U-Notch that can easily be combined with #839 for maximum accuracy and visibility, this sight is essential for any shooter looking to improve their aiming skills. The rear blade has 40 lines per inch serration to ensure crisp sight picture while the notch area is recessed into a semi-circular pocket for additional protection from glare or distractions. Minimal fitting requirements are needed when used on any slide cut for its 65° x .495” dovetail (Wilson 463/Novak Low Mount). Securely attach this sight using two set screws so you can take aim without worrying about motion blur or inaccuracy!

The Wilson Combat Battlesight offers the perfect sight picture for shooters who need an ideal rear view in dimly lit conditions, dynamic shooting events, or those with declining vision. Its machined external shelf profile enables easy one-handed slide cycling or malfunction clearance and is .030” taller than traditional low-mount sights; making it suitable for compact as well as full size handguns.

• U-Notch: .165 wide and deeper for optimum sighting in low-light, dynamic range conditions
• The Battlesight’s .030" taller profile than standard will typically require a .190” tall front sight on a 5" 1911, .170" height front sight on a compact
• Black parkerized hardened carbon steel
• 40 LPI serrations for a non-glare surface
• Fits: Any slide cut that features a 65° X .495" Dovetail (Wilson 463 or Novak Low Mount)
• Dual set screws for a rock solid rear sight
• All edges radiused for smooth, comfortable gun-handling
• Designed for use with part #839 

NOTE: If you need help determining the correct sight height for your gun, click here. 

DISCLAIMER: Wilson Combat 1911 small parts may require minor fitting and should only be installed by a qualified gunsmith. Although these parts are intended to be drop-in, due to the range of tolerances between various manufacturers' handguns, some fitting may occasionally be necessary. We highly recommend all fitting/installation of small parts is done by a professional gunsmith.