Went shooting with this yesterday & may have a new favorite gun. The cheesegrater grips have already been replaced.
However, the high polish front sight is a bit uncertain in southern Arizona sunlight. I'm sure I'm not the only one, so I'm looking for ideas. Would a light sanding with very rough sandpaper help? Or would it help to file small notches in the edge of the sight? Black paint?
I realize it is not a hunting gun. I did do a little shooting without aiming at all. To be honest, it felt so good in my hand shooting full power 357 loads that it is now sitting on my nightstand, replacing my 686+. But I would like the option of seeing the front sight if I wish, rather than a bright reflector...
Ideas?

However, the high polish front sight is a bit uncertain in southern Arizona sunlight. I'm sure I'm not the only one, so I'm looking for ideas. Would a light sanding with very rough sandpaper help? Or would it help to file small notches in the edge of the sight? Black paint?
I realize it is not a hunting gun. I did do a little shooting without aiming at all. To be honest, it felt so good in my hand shooting full power 357 loads that it is now sitting on my nightstand, replacing my 686+. But I would like the option of seeing the front sight if I wish, rather than a bright reflector...
Ideas?