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The Night Fision Optics Ready Stealth set for the Canik Mete MC9 solves a real problem for anyone running a slide-mounted red dot: iron sights that back up your optic without crowding the window. Instead of repurposing taller suppressor-height sights, these are built from the dovetail up specifically for red dot use, so they sit tall enough to give you an approximate lower 1/3 co-witness while still leaving you a usable three-dot picture if your optic ever goes dark.
Up front you get a fluorescent orange ring that pops in daylight, paired with blacked-out rear rings that keep your eye pulling to the front sight where it belongs. All three carry Swiss tritium, and Night Fision's patented injection-molded sleeve holds the vials in place while the domed lens focuses the glow into a crisp, defined dot. That domed design is the difference maker in low light, giving you a sharper edge than the painted-on rings you'll find on a lot of budget sights.
These are CNC machined from solid steel and finished in matte black nitride, which handles wear, corrosion, and years of holster draws without complaint. The serrated bodies cut glare so bright range lights or the sun don't wash out your sight picture. Owners running them on the MC9 consistently mention how bright they are in the dark and how well they pair up behind popular micro optics like the Holosun 507K and EPS.
Because these ride taller than factory irons, they're purpose-built for a red dot setup rather than a bare slide. Night Fision recommends professional installation, and a sight pusher or a trip to your gunsmith is the safe way to seat them properly. Made in the USA and backed by a long tritium life, this is a straightforward upgrade that finishes off a Mete MC9 red dot build the right way.
This set is cut specifically for the Canik Mete MC9. It uses the factory MC9 dovetails, so it drops into the same cuts your original sights came out of. If you're running a different Canik model like the Mete SF or a TP9, you'll want the version cut for that pistol instead.
Yes, that's exactly what they're built for. The Optics Ready Stealth height gives you an approximate lower 1/3 co-witness with popular micro optics like the Holosun 507K and EPS, so your irons sit in the lower part of the window as a backup without blocking your dot. It's a good idea to double-check the blade height against your specific optic to confirm the co-witness level you want.
All three dots carry tritium, but the front ring is fluorescent orange while the rears are blacked out. That setup pulls your eye straight to the front sight for faster acquisition, both in daylight and after dark. The tritium keeps the dots visible in no-light conditions without any batteries or charging.
Night Fision recommends having them installed by a gunsmith or experienced armorer. The steel bodies press into the dovetails and a proper sight pusher makes the job clean and safe. If you have the right tools and some experience, it's doable at home, but taking them to a shop is the low-risk route.
| UPC | 810138540060 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | CNK030163193OGZG |
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