Absolutely. Your $15 deposit is 100% refundable. If you change your mind for any reason, simply contact us and we'll process your refund immediately—no questions asked.

You'll only be charged the remaining balance ($144) when your SureSight ships in approximately 7-9 weeks. You can cancel anytime before shipment for a full refund.

Yes. We currently make models to fit Glocks, Sig Sauer, and Springfield platforms with more to come.
Not sure? Email us at [email protected] with your model.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee after delivery. If you're not completely satisfied, simply return it for a full refund—we'll cover return shipping. Refunds process within 5-7 business days after we receive your return.

Red dots can be excellent — but for many defensive shooters they come with a learning curve.

Under time pressure, it’s common to “hunt for the dot” unless you’ve put in consistent reps and built the presentation.

SureSight is different: it’s an always-ready iron sight that uses a simple visual pattern your eye picks up quickly — no batteries, no brightness settings, no electronics.

With any optic, you’re also taking on an equipment check routine (battery + brightness + lens care). Many agencies require transition qualification before duty carry and note that maintenance is the shooter’s responsibility.

If you love dots and train regularly, great. If you want something simple, rugged, and fast to see without changing how you run your pistol, SureSight is the easier path.

Iron sights can work great — and there are many styles (dots, bars, U-notch, blacked-out, etc.).

The core challenge is the same across almost all irons: you’re still aligning a rear reference + front reference while trying to stay target-focused. Under time pressure (or when focus isn’t perfect), that’s where many shooters lose clarity and speed.

SureSight makes the alignment easier to “read” by using a triangle pattern your brain naturally completes (Gestalt “closure”). You spend less effort confirming the sight picture — and more attention where it belongs.

Yes, and more patents are pending. Developed by a veteran of an IDF combat unit who has 20+ years as a firearms instructor. Tested and validated by U.S. law enforcement professionals.

SureSight's height was carefully considered to be tall, but keep compatibility with almost all holsters. It should fit holsters designed for your firearm. If your holster has a sight channel (most do), SureSight will slide right in. Not sure? Email us at [email protected] with your holster model and we'll confirm.

Every angle was considered when we designed these. They look pointy, but the geometry actually prevents snagging. They won't snag holsters or clothing.

Red dot transition training:
Many departments and schools treat pistol red dots as a separate skillset with dedicated transition training. Here are a few public examples that show typical course structure, round counts, and maintenance considerations.

Target focus under threat:
Human attention often locks onto the perceived threat during critical incidents, which can reduce awareness of other details. This is one reason many programs emphasize target-focused shooting concepts — and why sighting systems that reduce “visual effort” can help.

SOURCES

Instructor perspective:
Paul Howe (renowned instructor and retired Delta Force operator) notes that “16 hours and 500 rounds is not enough” for most shooters to truly transition to a pistol red dot Watch (6:21 mark).

Agency & academy references (public PDFs)

• San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Office – Round counts + maintenance (PDF)
• OTOA – Transition qualification standard (PDF)
• FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin – Human performance under stress
• VALOR for Blue – Perception distortions (PDF)