Fiber Optic Sight for Taurus by LakeLine LLC

Published on September 3, 2016
Duration: 6:34

This video provides a detailed guide on installing LakeLine LLC fiber optic sights on compatible Taurus pistol models (PT111 G2, PT140 G2, 709, 740). It covers the unboxing of the kit, necessary tools, removal of factory sights, installation of the new sights, and the unique method of securing fiber optic rods using heat. The upgrade is presented as a cost-effective way to improve sight visibility, especially for Taurus owners with limited aftermarket options.

Quick Summary

LakeLine LLC fiber optic sights are compatible with Taurus PT111 G2, PT140 G2, 709, and 740 models. Installation requires a Torx T8 driver, small screwdriver, thread locker, cutters, and a lighter. Factory sights are easy to remove, and fiber optic rods are secured by melting their ends.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Disassembly
  2. 00:22Unboxing & Tool List
  3. 00:52Kit Components Overview
  4. 01:48Removing Factory Sights
  5. 03:05Installing New Sights
  6. 05:00Fiber Optic Installation
  7. 06:10Conclusion & Final Look

Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are needed to install LakeLine LLC fiber optic sights on a Taurus pistol?

You'll need a Torx T8 driver, a small slotted screwdriver, thread locker (like Loctite Blue), side cutters, and a lighter or matches to secure the fiber optic rods. A rubber mallet may also be helpful for seating the rear sight.

How do you install the fiber optic rods into the sights?

After inserting the fiber optic rod into the sight, trim it leaving a small amount on each end. Then, carefully use a lighter or match to melt the ends, creating a small bead that secures the rod in place.

Which Taurus pistol models are compatible with LakeLine LLC fiber optic sights?

The LakeLine LLC sights shown are compatible with several Taurus models, including the PT111 G2, PT140 G2, 709, and 740 pistols.

Are Taurus factory sights difficult to remove?

No, the video demonstrates that Taurus factory sights are typically simple to remove, often only requiring a small jeweler-sized screwdriver to take out the retaining screws, without needing a specialized sight pusher.

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