I had some TruGlo TFO sights put on my XDm 9MM, when I got it home from the range I noticed the gap. I did shoot it and it seemed fairly accurate, was hitting high left most of the time but to be honest I think that's more me than the gun. I'm somewhat concerned with the gap making the sites susceptible to breaking and also that it will be a haven for gunk build up.
Just curious if this is normal for there to be a gap like this?
UPDATE
So I sent an email to TruGlo with pics attached and got this response:
I will say the gap looks larger in the pics, but it is still a pretty decent gap. Guess I'll try them out and see how they do for now, if I have any issues at least TruGlo knows about the issue from the get go.
Just curious if this is normal for there to be a gap like this?
UPDATE
So I sent an email to TruGlo with pics attached and got this response:
I ran these photos past all of our engineers (separately) and they all agree, these are standard and correct fitment.
The gap appears large in this photos because of
a) the slight angle
b) the beveled edge that stops just a little ahead of the dovetail, this gives an illusion of an even larger gap
This is a normal looking installation per our engineering team. If for some reason they do not shoot well, we would like to know about it.
I will say the gap looks larger in the pics, but it is still a pretty decent gap. Guess I'll try them out and see how they do for now, if I have any issues at least TruGlo knows about the issue from the get go.
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