In the majority of cases, .45 Auto chambered weapons used #6 front, and #8 rear. Some exceptions were a #8 front and #7 rear, which essentially has the same POI. I will check my computer, to look for the chart showing the older German models, and post it.
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This older chart doesn't contain the P245, as I thought it might... but would likely correspond with the P220 Adjustable front sight.
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Back during the early years, most aftermarket siights for Sig's were divided between 9mm/.357 Sig (#8F/#8R), and .40 S&W/.45 Auto (#6F/#8R) generally.
Here's an older thread on the same subject... (3) P245 sight question | SIG Talk
Back during the early years, most aftermarket siights for Sig's were divided between 9mm/.357 Sig (#8F/#8R), and .40 S&W/.45 Auto (#6F/#8R) generally.
Here's an older thread on the same subject... (3) P245 sight question | SIG Talk
The earliest Sig factory installed Tritium sights were sourced from Trijicon, then later from Meprolight. Normally the Trijicon sourced sights have the "white dots" on top, or in other cases on the bottom, so the Tritium capsules could be replaced. It seems each manufacture used different diameter capsules. The Trijicons had the recessed face like these show too, while the Meprolight versions were flush.
The earliest actually used the Von Stavenhagen concept... as these I saved from Police Department German P226, 9mm pistols in early 2000s.
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