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Recently, two of the high-end pistols I tested sported fiber-optic front sights<\/a>. So have a number of relatively inexpensive handguns<\/a> and a lever-action .22 caliber rifle. In fact, fiber-optics are so prevalent, they demand a hard look at their capability. <\/p>\n

At one time, fiber-optics were add-on features, and they are still available as aftermarket accessories. Some folks prefer night sights<\/a>. Target shooters seem to prefer all-black sights. But experienced shooters that understand that sights must be flexible in many lighting conditions, at different ranges and against different targets, often prefer fiber-optic sights. <\/p>\n

I have fired many firearms equipped with fiber-optics and find them excellent choices. The fiber-optic is more properly termed an optical fiber. <\/p>\n

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