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Any suggestion on a cost effective replacement?
(I assume I will need some work to adapt the frame attachment).
I was looking at the sight of the Steyr Evo 10, but buying that new is $300+
Thanks

If you want to keep the original Toz rear sight adjustment system, then you don't need to buy complete rear sight.
Steyr LP10 rear sight carrier was "only" 159 eur when I bought it.

https://www.euroshooting.eu/en/index.ph ... 4001020550

The price may be different from your local dealer...

Upgrade? I think my TOZ sight is just fine, though I did cut the notch into a "U" with a 3/16 inch chainsaw file.

Rover wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 5:26 pm Upgrade? I think my TOZ sight is just fine, though I did cut the notch into a "U" with a 3/16 inch chainsaw file.

C'mon, Rog, there are points to be bought.

My wooden box of TOZ parts came with 4 or 5 different rear blades. I can't think of what you might want upgrade as it is stone reliable..... Andrew Berryhill sells parts for TOZ sights......

Rover wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 5:26 pm Upgrade? I think my TOZ sight is just fine, though I did cut the notch into a "U" with a 3/16 inch chainsaw file.

Apparently I didn't make clear I want to upgrade mine, not yours :-)

spektr wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 10:16 pm My wooden box of TOZ parts came with 4 or 5 different rear blades. I can't think of what you might want upgrade as it is stone reliable..... Andrew Berryhill sells parts for TOZ sights......

Same here, I have two pistols and they both came with all the blades.
I like to work on one of the pistols though, it's a hobby, and now it's time for the sight to go.
The breech lever is next, and then a compensator.

What do you mean by upgrade?

spektr wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 10:16 pm Andrew Berryhill sells parts for TOZ sights......

Here's the link to Andrew's front and rear sight sets for the Toz 35 https://www.precisiontargetpistolgrips. ... _More.html

Ramon OP wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 12:47 am What do you mean by upgrade?

Upgrade is probably a poor choice of words, I should have said "change" perhaps.
I like the look of the rear sight in the Steyr Evo 10 and I like that the gap can be adjusted (width and depth) without removing the blade, but as I said, It's mostly to swap parts and modify the pistol for fun

You could also consider Walther SSP rear sight. Costs less than Steyr LP10 or EVO sight...

https://www.schiesssport-buinger.de/sho ... le-for-SSP

Thanks, it's no longer available

> You might check to see if this guy still has the Pardini sight for sale, at $75-

I put the complete morini rear sight on mine. Way better than the toz. Wasn’t cheap or easy.

Friend mounted a p44 rear sight

That is a matchguns sight on the picture above.

You can easily change the blade to a Pardini blade.
You need 2 screws,for example m2 thread, and 2 nuts to go with them.

j danielsson wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2019 2:53 pm That is a matchguns sight on the picture above.

You can easily change the blade to a Pardini blade.
You need 2 screws,for example m2 thread, and 2 nuts to go with them.

that is the matchgun, i gotta find the p44 picture now. I did the pardini blade thing.... it was nice but i needed a higher front sight for the sight picture i wanted. It also doesn't alleviate the backwards and elevation knob.