Developed through close and comprehensive collaboration with leading police units (SWAT, C.R.T.), Israeli special forces, and shooting instructors from all over the globe, T.A.S. sights are the choice of both professionals and hobbyists for a revolutionary, cost effective, intuitive and low profile aiming solution that facilitates quick, instinctive, and accurate shooting.
The sight provides distinctive operational solution for any military personnel in the field, as well as for civilian shooters and hunters. The ground breaking design supports high-precision instantaneous fire with maximum bore sight retention after shooting, especially effective after rapid shooting.
The sight drastically reduces the time and skill needed to get a perfect fix the first time and every time on the target. The sight is manufactured to the highest military standards to assure years of reliable operation under all conditions.
T.A.S. products are protected by patents / patents pending as an aiming device and method for guns.
U.S Patent 8161675 European patent protected
The sight provides distinctive operational solution for any military personnel in the field, as well as for civilian shooters and hunters. The ground breaking design supports high-precision instantaneous fire with maximum bore sight retention after shooting, especially effective after rapid shooting.
The sight drastically reduces the time and skill needed to get a perfect fix the first time and every time on the target. The sight is manufactured to the highest military standards to assure years of reliable operation under all conditions.
T.A.S. products are protected by patents / patents pending as an aiming device and method for guns.
U.S Patent 8161675 European patent protected
Instalation:
Remove the original rear sight. Glock provides a tool for this purpose, and any qualified gunsmith can easily perform this function.
Slightly loosen T.A.S. sight’s mounting screws.
Insert the T.A.S. sight dovetail into the original mating groove on the pistol and slide the sight to a central position.
Align the fully illuminated T.A.S. sight (i.e., you should not see any dark areas on the edges of the dot) with the center of the front sight blade.
Gradually tighten the T.A.S. sight mounting screws while checking that the front and rear sight are still aligned.
Note! Check that the T.A.S. sight mounting screws remain tightened after intensive shooting.
Remove the original rear sight. Glock provides a tool for this purpose, and any qualified gunsmith can easily perform this function.
Slightly loosen T.A.S. sight’s mounting screws.
Insert the T.A.S. sight dovetail into the original mating groove on the pistol and slide the sight to a central position.
Align the fully illuminated T.A.S. sight (i.e., you should not see any dark areas on the edges of the dot) with the center of the front sight blade.
Gradually tighten the T.A.S. sight mounting screws while checking that the front and rear sight are still aligned.
Note! Check that the T.A.S. sight mounting screws remain tightened after intensive shooting.
