i'd be surprised if sights on the hunter aren't lpa.

welcome from az

 

As bearone2 mentioned, most of the Sig adjustable sights are the "Melted" type in different dovetails, and I believe he is correct, about them being made by L.P.A. which I believe is an Italian company. The only other adjustable rear sight I have seen, was from Meprolight, and had tritium inserts. These are what I believe you are looking for... https://www.fusionfirearms.com/adjustable-sight-set-black-serrated-sig-p220-p225-p226-p228

Here is the same as used on the Hunter, and Super Match, from what I understand... https://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/prod/1200056-R

I have been considering a project, due to this... https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1690150, it appears to be the 5" Super Match Slide... it's a matter of finding everything needed at a "reasonable" price!

 

the midwest offering looks to be a knockoff.

"Made to the same high standards as the parts already found in your Sig Sauer firearm".

mega:
it's the price of admission!!

 

Either one of those sights are exactly what I need, but boy are they expensive. Are you saying those sights wont fit on my original slide, or does the super match allow lower sights?

 

In most cases, NO... notice in bearone2's photo, how low the sight sits "in" the slide... that is what I meant by "melted". In the old days of 1911s and "Match" or Target shooting, the adjustable sights were mounted on top of the slide. With the advent of "Action" shooting, and the pistols needing to be drawn from holsters, the sights were lowered or "melted" into the slide.

 

The price of admission to what? You can't seriously think $120 is reasonable. I've paid less for entire guns.

 

sure, for an adjustable sight.

what distance are you shooting??

which 220 did you buy? i just sold this nib/unfired, german framed, 220 match elite??

 

How about the SIG ELITE adjustable sights? The ones that came on my Sig. They are adjustable somewhat and they are night sights.

 

I ended up calling MMC, as those are the best of the best that I've seen so far. A very rugged yet functional design. Unfortunately he said the company had folded, and is now rebuilding. He did say that in the next few months he will be making sights for Sig. His are priced reasonable too.

Somebody gave me an idea to fill the dots with JB weld. I think for now I will fill the dots on my factory sights, and file down the front until the 200 grain SWC's are hitting where I want. That should do until I can get an MMC.

 

https://dawsonprecision.com/sights/...=&page=1&limit=100&sort=featured&model=P Series&category=246&is_category_page=1

They are strictly fixed sights, but have options...

 

Somebody offered me a Meprolight adjustable sight with dead tritium for $30. That should do the trick.

 

next time, try to figure out what you want & how you want it configured before buying, then modifying.....it'll be cheaper in the long run.

 

Thanks for that condescending attitude. Nowhere did I say how much I paid for this gun. Hint: It was less than half of a new hunter model. I guess I shouldn't expect anything else from a guy who thinks $120 is reasonable for a plain set of sights.

My bad for thinking somebody must make target sights for one of the most popular handgun brands out there. Changing sights isn't modifying any more than changing ammo.

Anyway, the rest of you were plenty helpful, thank you.