Specifically designed for your Ruger Mark III & Mark IV pistol to help you get on target quickly and intuitively, the MEPROLIGHT Fiber Optic/Tritium Bull's-Eye Rear Pistol Sight features a simple aiming system that doesn't require a separate front sight. To get on target, just bring the center dot into the middle of the outer circle (making the familiar bull's-eye pattern) and fire. Its battery-free green fiber-optic and tritium illumination is suitable for all conditions—day or night. The fiber optic illuminates during the day using the available ambient light, and when there isn't any light at night, its tritium-coated pattern glows for you to see. Both types of illumination are "always on," so there are no switches to fumble with and no batteries to change, ever. Made of lightweight and durable aluminum with a low profile, it is designed to install easily on your pistol's slide and will fit most holsters.

Intuitive and Fast Target Acquisition    Always On—No Batteries Required    Fiber Optic & Tritium Illumination    Low-Profile Design, Fits Most Holsters    No Front Sight Needed    Aluminum Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Usable from E mount AND X mount Fujinon MK ?

A: This products allows you to change the native E-Mount on the Fujinon MK 18-55mm and 50-135mm lenses, B&H # FUMKSET, to an MFT mount. With this product you remove the E-Mount on that lens and replace it with MFT. It is not for X-Mount.

Q: 2. Does this camera support control with the R5C?

A: Yes It should. While the Canon R5C is not listed on the tested list we believe it would work as the Canon R6, R5 and EOS R cameras do with USB-C connection. See this compatibility chart. https://bit.ly/3XfWClu

Q: 3. Can you use an existing mini tripod to mount the bottom of this monopod to enable chicken legs?

A: No you cannot. The only option for a stand for this monopod are the Mogopod TPD 2 tripod leg stand. The end of the monopod features a male-thread which is why it cannot be connected to other 3rd party mini tripods. See the link below for details on the TPD-2 stand for this monopod:http://bhpho.to/1lG3ovY

Q: 4. Compared to Wimberly WH-200, DMG-HD4's tilt & panning knobs are on opposite sides. If you own this Jobu, does that cause issues?

A: Once you are used to the location of the knobs on either the Wimberly or Jobu unit it should not be an issue.

Q: 5. Can the length or height be changed quickly?

A: Yes, this hand grip acts as the lever to change the height very quickly.

Q: 6. Will the DMG-HD4 work with my Sony A77 Body with my 70-200 2.8 G lens with the 1.4 extender?I also have a Minolta HS 300mm 2.8 G lens. What other Accessories other than what comes will I need to get started?

A: The Jobu Design DMG-HD4 Heavy Duty Gimbal Head MK IV can support the weight of the equipment you have. It can support up to 25 lbs.The Gimbal head does not come with a quick release plate.This is one I would recommend for your set up.Wimberley P20 Quick Release PlateB&H # WIQRPP20 Mfr # P-20http://bhpho.to/KzWjOz

Q: 7. What is the diameter of the base? In millimeters if possible please.

A: It is roughly 2 inches inches in diameter which is 50.8mm.

Q: 8. I want to use this on a Sony FX3. Will the one for the FX6 work for that or is it the one for the A7S3 which is out of stock?

A: I believe the only difference will be the included cable to connect for wired cam control. In other words, if you planned on using the wireless feature for controls and tap-to-focus, It should work equally well.

Q: 9. Will this work on a SONY f5?

A: Yes, this adapter will work with the Sony F5.

Q: 10. Will the Job work with the Nikon 400 vr +TC.Thanks

A: If you're referring to the prime Nikon 2.8 400 lens, it weighs in at 8.5 pounds which is well within the 25-pound rating for the JOB HD4 with camera and TC attached. My largest glass currently is a Sigma 2.8 120-300 that's about 5.5 pounds w/o camera and the JOB gimbal barely notices it. As mentioned in other replies, you'll have to make sure to get a long enough mounting plate to allow correct balance adjustment.