Sights for Smith & Wesson revolvers

This collection contains iron sights for the Smith & Wesson revolvers. They are made by Zendl in the Czech Republic and LPA in Italy.

Sights for the Smith & Wesson revolvers

A title with "front sight" or "rear sight" means a single part. All other sights are sets of front and rear sight.

Which sights to choose

• You want to zero for your ammunition or shoot competition: adjustable sights. You set windage and elevation with screws.
• You want to keep your front sight: an adjustable rear sight alone.
• You only want a brighter front sight: a single front sight.

The sights in detail

• Adjustable rear sights from LPA and Zendl, in blank and fiber optic. You keep your front sight and set windage and elevation on the rear sight with screws.
• Front sights from LPA, in fiber optic. You change only the front sight and keep the rear sight.
• Adjustable sights from LPA, in fiber optic. You set windage and elevation with screws, so you can zero them for your ammunition.

How to zero adjustable sights

Shoot a group at a fixed distance. Move the rear sight in the direction you want the point of impact to move: to the right to move hits to the right, up to move hits up. Turn the screw a few clicks at a time and shoot again.

Fit

• Note: To use this product, your revolver must already be equipped with a factory adjustable rear sight cut.
• The revolver has to be suitable to accept S&W scope (all new drilled and tapped frames).

Sight picture

Blank sights have a plain grooved surface without any marks. Fiber optic collects daylight and shines brightly at the range and in competition.

Installation

The revolver needs a factory adjustable rear sight cut. The new rear sight goes into this cut. See Installation tools.

For red dot mounts, see Red dot mounts for Smith & Wesson revolvers. For all sights of this brand, see Sights for Smith & Wesson models.

Frequently asked questions

Which sights should I choose for my Smith & Wesson revolvers?

It depends on how you shoot:

• You want to zero for your ammunition or shoot competition: adjustable sights. You set windage and elevation with screws.
• You want to keep your front sight: an adjustable rear sight alone.
• You only want a brighter front sight: a single front sight.

Do I get both the front and the rear sight?

Yes, unless the title says "front sight" or "rear sight". Then you get only that part.