Totes Magoats Posted yesterday at 03:13 PM Posted yesterday at 03:13 PM Anyone familiar with the Nighthawk IOS slide cut? Would it be legal for WB assuming the rear sight mounted on the plate is legal for that category? Pics here: https://www.nighthawkcustom.com/interchangeable-optic-system Thanks, Totes Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:30 PM Posted yesterday at 03:30 PM That looks like a Novak sight cut. As long as there is no optic mounted, Novak sights are legal in Modern. Obviously, it can’t have a fiber optic either. Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 03:30 PM Posted yesterday at 03:30 PM Is the slide and barrel ported? Doesn't seem to be a one piece slide, as the front sight is separate from the rear of the slide. Interesting though Quote
Totes Magoats Posted yesterday at 03:33 PM Author Posted yesterday at 03:33 PM 3 minutes ago, Jorge said: Is the slide and barrel ported? Only talking about the rear slide cut itself, not the pistol pictured. Nighthawk will cut any 1911 slide to accept the plate, then you can swap between rear sight options (red dot, etc) and not lose zero. So, for WB, assuming the rear that is installed on the plate is legal, would that modification to a 1911 slide be legal? Totes Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:36 PM Posted yesterday at 03:36 PM 3 minutes ago, Jorge said: Is the slide and barrel ported? Doesn't seem to be a one piece slide, as the front sight is separate from the rear of the slide. Interesting though Are you looking at the same picture? Obviously, the front sight dovetails into the slide. And neither the barrel nor slide is ported. Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 03:36 PM Posted yesterday at 03:36 PM It may depend on how much weight it adds to the overall 1911. Looks like it might be acceptable for Modern. Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:37 PM Posted yesterday at 03:37 PM Just now, Jorge said: It may depend on how much weight it adds to the overall 1911. Looks like it might be acceptable for Modern. It wouldn’t add weight. 😏 Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 03:38 PM Posted yesterday at 03:38 PM I see that it is dovetailed into a piece of metal, but what is the "line" lot the rear of the front sight? Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:42 PM Posted yesterday at 03:42 PM 1 minute ago, Jorge said: I see that it is dovetailed into a piece of metal, but what is the "line" lot the rear of the front sight? He’s not talking about the front sight or the ports. He’s talking about the rear sight. The rear sight dovetails to a plate and by changing just the plate, you can mount several different sighting options. With the Novak style rear sight, it would not add any weight to the gun. If anything it might take a little away. Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:42 PM Posted yesterday at 03:42 PM 2 minutes ago, Jorge said: Boggus, have you seen one? Seen, handled, shot. Quote
Totes Magoats Posted yesterday at 03:44 PM Author Posted yesterday at 03:44 PM 5 minutes ago, Jorge said: I see that it is dovetailed into a piece of metal, but what is the "line" lot the rear of the front sight? For this topic, let's assume a currently legal 1911 pistol was modified with this rear slide cut and a plate was installed with a known legal rear sight. Would the modified pistol still be WB legal (modern or traditional)? 1 Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 03:52 PM Posted yesterday at 03:52 PM Looks like an idea long overdue. Since it is not specifically allowed, let's get an official ruling and see if it can be legal. Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 03:54 PM Posted yesterday at 03:54 PM Boggus, why didn't you think of that? you would be rolling in the dough from the royalties. Quote
Totes Magoats Posted yesterday at 03:54 PM Author Posted yesterday at 03:54 PM Just now, Jorge said: Looks like an idea long overdue. Thinking you could have 1 custom 1911 with the ability to use in WB along with other disciplines with a quick plate change on the rear. At ~$350, that's a deal! Totes 1 Quote
Jorge Posted yesterday at 04:02 PM Posted yesterday at 04:02 PM I posed the question in our WBAS RO area. I hope it is viewed favorably. Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 04:12 PM Posted yesterday at 04:12 PM 16 minutes ago, Jorge said: Boggus, why didn't you think of that? you would be rolling in the dough from the royalties. 18 minutes ago, Jorge said: Boggus, why didn't you think of that? you would be rolling in the dough from the royalties. Tell me about it! Quote
marshal stone Posted yesterday at 09:12 PM Posted yesterday at 09:12 PM 5 hours ago, Jorge said: Since it is not specifically allowed, let's get an official ruling and see if it can be legal. That would take a submission to SASS for a modification, referred to the ROC for review/discussion and voted on by the TG's. Marshal Stone Quote
El Chapo Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago If I was asked, I'd say no, which is why I don't have any singles stacks with optics cuts. Quote
Boggus Deal Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 29 minutes ago, El Chapo said: If I was asked, I'd say no, which is why I don't have any singles stacks with optics cuts. A covered up optics cut looks better than a light rail… Quote
El Chapo Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago 3 hours ago, Boggus Deal said: A covered up optics cut looks better than a light rail… I don't have one of those either. Although it's mostly because I'm too cheap to buy more holsters. And my holster box is full. 1 Quote
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