Rw 2 Dogs Rearsight

[RDW]

Ok Gentlemen. After a few years of mealin around on design concept and how to manufacture it. We have them tested, bugged out and ready to ship.
A few of you on this forum have them and we really appreciate how much yall helped with the testing phase of this product. I and Fermin Salute you.
Back story: About the time we were opening up the grip frames for purchase Fermin aproached me with a concept for a rear sight and it was a doozy. The problem was it was machine intensive and very hard to do.
 I started the Hammer and trigger project and put it on the back burner.
But we tickled it here and there, but didnt totally dedicate because of all the other products we have been working on. However with all of the deaths and retirements that have plagued our industry for the last year i decided it was time to finish what we started 4 years ago. Mainly because the addition of the New equipment such as the Wire EDM changed the whole way we were thinking about manufacturing. This is a very tiny part and very precision. The edm was purchased mainly for the Hammers and triggers. However i have stacks and stacks of the hammers done and waiting their turn on the mills and heat treat which are rolling as we write, i had a void on the EDM so we put her back to work.
This is what we came up with. I love my old Millet and bomars as well as my Rough countrys and the thought of not being able to acquire them has instigated a new hole in the market, so we are going to fill it.
This part replaces the original blade and allows you to retain the click adjustments that i have always enjoyed about the Ruger site. It as Fermin describes is a Glare eliminator.
Here are some pictures to explain how it works. By tHe way it works fabulously. Fermin really Knocked it out of the park with this one i do beleive.
Big Hairy 500L with a number 6 on it.






Here is a close up of the rear Face

Here is the mounting Mechanism.



Here is the trough at the top. Notice how they are funneled and angled forward to collect light to from the outline of the front site.



We have them in all neccesary heights.
.390 is the standard. they extend or retract the height in .025 increments. .390 std .415 and .440 tall. there is a low profile for those of you with short front sites as well. .365 and super low profile. 340. I make them in various widths to accomodate the length of barrel. a .120 slot is perfect out to 5 1/2 length for  aperfect site picture. However i suggest .110 for 6 1/2 and .100 for 7 1/2 to 10 depending on your preferance. However for you guys that like the 10 1/2 ers like i do such as the super blackie in 44 and 357 Max , The .340 Tall and .090 wide is absolutely Bitchin!
These work well with the single six and all of the redhawks and GPs.
There is so much more to talk about.

[RDW]

The Flat Top is a bit different. Here is a Lipseys 44 spl Flat Top. On The Web site you will see a new option in the Products.

[RDW]

I just noticed all the lint in the pictures hahaha. Daaaaarrrnnnnniiiiit!

[iwsbull]

Nice

[RDW]

This is the original picture i sent to all the testers.
I had to have a way to designate the face designs. There are a few more but we have them refined fairly well.
Fermins Brass bead front sight works very well with the lower 4th from the left with gold paint in the groove.

[RDW]

This Is Jason Cloessners 480 with the Brass bead 2 dogs front site.

[RDW]

I even Put them on my BFRs.
well ill let yall have at it for a while. Im tired and hungry and have an hour drive home so im outa here till morning. LOL
More stuff coming.

R

[pleadthe2nd]

I was lucky enough to test these sight blades recently, Ronnie has a half circle notch, and serrated blade that is a perfect enhancement to the 2dogs gold bead front sight blade, it was an easy installation, with the supplied spring, and allen wrench, they are a tight fit, and they should be, I had it sighted in, in 12 rounds, at 25 yards, or so. Usually with factory Ruger blades, I have to bottom out the rear blade, sometimes that's not even enough, but with this rear blade, I still have plenty of adjustment left, should I change loads. Ronnie, feel free to post the pictures I sent you, I'm going to need one for every Ruger I own now, and that's a few, thanks Ronnie, and Fermin, for always thinking about us, and ways to improve our passion.

[wilecoyote]

"These work well with ... and all of the redhawks and GPs..."

sir, pardon the naivety of a rookie, but does that also mean Super Redhawks?

[RDW]

Aug 2, 2023 19:02:29 GMT -5 wilecoyote said:

"These work well with ... and all of the redhawks and GPs..."

sir, pardon the naivety of a rookie, but does that also mean Super Redhawks?

Yes Sir.

[2 Dogs]

These rear blades are all about glare repair. From the test targets we have seen from the guys doing the field testing we know we are on the right track. Everything from the angle of the rear blade to the rear notch “funnel” to diffuse the light to the anchor screw has been geared to allow you to see the sights better.

If you can see them better then you can shoot better. I do get a kick out of teasing Ronnie and calling them the 2DW rear blade but he just teases me back. But we are very proud and excited to bring these to the table.

I can’t heap enough praise on Ronnie because in 2019 I pulled into his shop with a rough tool room version of my sight and he has delivered us a very precise unit that we can all use and enjoy. There was never any question that we could produce a high quality product, it was more about how to manufacture it without compromising quality or making it too expensive. Ronnie literally spent countless hours trying countless methods and after many weeks of 12-14 hour days he got it where we can offer it for 70 bucks per unit. He has programmed in different heights, notches, serrations, and had to jump through a few hoops to get them to blue properly. As soon as he had them s all down he immediately started working on the Flattop version. He is truly a multi-dimensional thinker.

Guys are already calling me and I am actively taking orders. It’s pretty simple just call me at 361-960-3697. I’ll text or email you some pictures of the 10 different styles we offer and we’ll get you fixed up. Tomorrow he and I will do a “how to install” video and we will have these on our websites before long. In the meantime I look forward to your calls.

[RDW]

Oh Ya Forgot to show you How they will come to you.
Fairly straight forward. There are two different springs that i have seen them come with and the smaller .092 piano wire one doesnt even work well with the Ruger site blade.
So we supply a .110 spring that has just the right tension and length as well as a small allen wrench that ofcourse tightens the back set screw after you site it in. But is also used to depress the spring during instalation.
My website is up and ready for orders and Fermin will collect all of the pictures and designations tommorrow to get them on his site. You Know The Fermin wells and Ronnie Garza site. hahaha
You Know i Love you Like a Brother man. LOL

[Konchman]

Michael here. By the way we opened the site section for rear sights as well. They will ship from our shop or you can order from Fermin.
If you're registered you can purchase as easily as always.

rwgripframes-com.3dcartstores.com/rear-sights.html

[dvnv]

Great looking sight!

[bigbore5]

Going to want a "few" of these. I asked you a couple years ago about starting to make rear sights since rough county sights were so hard to get, Ronnie. All you said was that Fermin had mentioned something before!