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COBRA/PYTHON FIBER OPTIC FRONT SIGHTS Reviews & Ratings

The Marble Arms Cobra/Python Fiber Optic Front Sights make it easier than ever to get and stay on target, with the brilliant, eye-catching visibility of fiber optic. The Cobra/Python Fiber Optic Front Sights is the perfect replacement for damaged front sights, or maybe you just want an upgrade over the standard, factory sight that just isn’t cutting it for you anymore. No matter why you choose it, there’s no questioning the value of a highly visible front sight you can always rely on.

Height - .140”
Width - .125”
Fiber Optic

The Marble Arms Cobra/Python Fiber Optic Front Sights are available in orange or green, so you can choose the color that you prefer or best suits your shooting if you need an upgrade to a plain front sight. The Marble Arms Cobra/Python front sight is available with an orange or green fiber optic rod.

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Reviews Summary

Customers generally praise the COBRA/PYTHON fiber optic front sights for their improved visibility and ease of installation. Many highlight the significant enhancement over factory sights, especially for aging eyes. However, some users experience issues with height compatibility on the new Python models. Missing hardware and concerns over material durability are also mentioned.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Visibility Improvement

75%

Numerous reviews indicate that the fiber optic front sights significantly enhance visibility compared to factory sights. Users, particularly those with aging eyes, report that the green fibers are easier to see in various lighting conditions, improving overall shooting experience.

Installation Experience

70%

Many customers find the installation process straightforward, noting that the sights fit well without the need for additional adjustments. This ease of installation contributes positively to customer satisfaction.

Compatibility Issues

25%

A subset of reviewers encountered problems with the sight's height, particularly when installed on new Python models. Some indicated that the sights were too short, making it impossible to achieve proper alignment and accurate shooting, suggesting a need for taller models.

Durability Concerns

20%

Concerns were raised regarding the material of the sights, with some users questioning their durability and the risk of breaking when tightened. While the sights are appreciated for their performance, the material used seems to be a concern for some buyers.

Pricing and Value

40%

Reviewers generally express satisfaction with the cost of the fiber optic sights, viewing them as reasonably priced compared to competitors. Many appreciate the company's transparency and willingness to provide fair pricing, particularly in contrast with other businesses.

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Wrong height for new 4.25 Pythons

Good quality, correct mechanical fit, extremely easy installation, and bright fiber- BUT in my experience, it is much too short to function correctly on my two examples of the 2020+ 4.25 Python. This sight needs to be at least 0.016-0.018 taller to properly function with a combat hold, and even with a 6 oclock hold (never mind combat hold) it puts rounds a minimum of 6 over the top of the aim point at 25 yards with the rear sight completely bottomed out. This is with two 4.25 Pythons produced in 2021, with ~1000 serial numbers separation. They both came regulated dead on with the standard front ramp sight at 25 yards, with 4-6 clicks available to the bottom of the rear sight. Three stars, because it is a good sight blade- but NOT suitable for my specific use despite being labeled appropriate for the Python. Im sure its fine for new Cobra series revolvers, but it is absolutely NOT suitable for either of my two 4.25 Pythons with any .38 spl or .357 load. I do not wish to complain about the sight without knowing whether something changed on the revolvers from when it was introduced, but I feel obligated to report my issue with two current examples of this specific revolver.