Heinie makes "2-dot" sights, conventional and night versions. One dot on front sight, like most everybody else, and only one dot on rear sight, just below the cut.
Occasionally I have problems with conventional 3-dot night sights shooting in quite dark environments (all on ranges, no "real" night shoots for me...I hope). Under certain conditions, usually caused by my glasses, I think, I may poke the front sight dot off to the right or left of both rear dots. I usually catch it, in a range environment, but am concerned I might do it in a real, real dark, shoot.
I never have such a problem in daylight, when the broad outlines of the rear sight prevent such an error.
Your comments/suggestions are invited.
Occasionally I have problems with conventional 3-dot night sights shooting in quite dark environments (all on ranges, no "real" night shoots for me...I hope). Under certain conditions, usually caused by my glasses, I think, I may poke the front sight dot off to the right or left of both rear dots. I usually catch it, in a range environment, but am concerned I might do it in a real, real dark, shoot.
I never have such a problem in daylight, when the broad outlines of the rear sight prevent such an error.
Your comments/suggestions are invited.