XS DXT2 Big Dot Night Sights for Sig Sauer P226/P320 and Springfield XD

XS DXT2 Big Dot Night Sights: Precision and Clarity for Your Handgun

The XS DXT2 Big Dot Night Sights represent the pinnacle of sight visibility, designed to enhance your shooting precision in any lighting condition. At its core, this system drives focus to what truly matters—the front sight—by employing a high-contrast front coupled with a V-notch rear. This arrangement ensures an unobstructed view that is paramount when rapid target acquisition is required.

Central to these sights is the innovative glow dot technology. The optic yellow variant excels in low-light environments due to its reflective properties within the white light spectrum. It absorbs ambient light efficiently, energizing quickly and glowing intensely before darkness fully sets in—a critical feature during twilight or indoor scenarios.

The "dot-the-i" sight picture further enhances clarity by incorporating a tritium dot on the front and a tritium bar at the rear. This configuration minimizes confusion between front and rear sights under pressure, allowing you to maintain accuracy when it counts most.

The design also boasts practical features such as durable CNC machined steel construction ensuring longevity, alongside compatibility with standard holster options for seamless integration into your existing gear setup. Additionally, each purchase comes backed by a 10-year warranty and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, underscoring XS's commitment to quality assurance.

These night sights are tailored for various models including Sig P320 series and Springfield XD family among others (excluding specific models like OSP Hellcat). With options for both tritium-powered or non-tritium rears available depending on preference, these sights cater to diverse tactical needs while maintaining simplicity through their low-profile V-rear design which optimizes field visibility downrange.

If your mission demands reliability from dawn till dusk—and beyond—the XS DXT2 Big Dot delivers uncompromising performance every time you draw upon it.