It’s your money; having another slide has advantages. Or, just change to regular higher profile sights and spend the saved money on ammo. 
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To me, getting a new RIA slide was worth the extra cost over the cost + hassle of shipping my existing slide to RIA and having them do the work. YMMV.
Still, functionally speaking, $35 three dot sights from Fusion work just as well.
$130 RIA slide with their novaks style sights:
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$35 3-dot sights from Fusion:
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Still, functionally speaking, $35 three dot sights from Fusion work just as well.
$130 RIA slide with their novaks style sights:
$35 3-dot sights from Fusion:
Still, functionally speaking, $35 three dot sights from Fusion work just as well.
$35 3-dot sights from Fusion:
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Is that what you paid for both front and rear? I haven't seen a 'set' for a GI pistol, but maybe I'm looking in the wrong place or maybe that cost was from some years back.
A couple years ago, and they have gone up about $20. That set is now $54 from Fusion. You add the mil spec rear sight to your cart then it gives you an add on option for the front sight that saves about $10 over adding them to the cart seperately. Click the "Make it a set" checkbox.
The same sights with black rear and white dot front (which I actually am starting to prefer now) are $40 now.
All said, I did just have Novak mill and install a set on my Hi Power that turned out really great! These are black rear, white dot front.
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