The Hi-Viz .380" fiber optic front sight is a versatile upgrade for shooters running rifles or muzzleloaders with a 3/8" dovetail front sight mounting system. Fiber optic sights deliver fast, bright sight pictures in a wide range of light conditions—a genuine advantage over traditional steel sights when you need quick target acquisition. This one comes with six interchangeable LitePipes (three green, three red), so you can dial in the color that works best for your eyes and the shooting environment, and swap in a fresh pipe if one gets damaged.

The universal dovetail design fits standard 3/8" dovetail slots found on many rifle and muzzleloader platforms, making it a straightforward retrofit for guns that already support that mounting width. The steel construction is built to take hard use in the field without losing zero or requiring constant adjustment.

Fiber optic sights aren't a replacement for optics on a precision rifle, but they shine for iron-sight hunting, defensive shooting, or as a backup on guns where you're already running a scope. The bright, glowing front post is especially useful in low light or heavily brushed terrain where a conventional blade sight forces you to work harder to find your aim point.

The Hi-Viz .380" fiber optic front sight is a versatile upgrade for shooters running rifles or muzzleloaders with a 3/8" dovetail front sight mounting system. Fiber optic sights deliver fast, bright sight pictures in a wide range of light conditions—a genuine advantage over traditional steel sights when you need quick target acquisition. This one comes with six interchangeable LitePipes (three green, three red), so you can dial in the color that works best for your eyes and the shooting environment, and swap in a fresh pipe if one gets damaged.

The universal dovetail design fits standard 3/8" dovetail slots found on many rifle and muzzleloader platforms, making it a straightforward retrofit for guns that already support that mounting width. The steel construction is built to take hard use in the field without losing zero or requiring constant adjustment.

Fiber optic sights aren't a replacement for optics on a precision rifle, but they shine for iron-sight hunting, defensive shooting, or as a backup on guns where you're already running a scope. The bright, glowing front post is especially useful in low light or heavily brushed terrain where a conventional blade sight forces you to work harder to find your aim point.