Bersa 380 CC sights

[Wolffman]

I have a Bersa 380 CC (concealed carry model). The main differences are that there are no parts that drastically stick out that could snag on clothing, especially the sights.
I was just at the range, and wasn't real happy with the results that I got. The sights are really low, and difficult to use.
Here's the question.
Is it reasonable to add some really bright/fluorescent type of paint on the sights to improve visibility of the sights and the sight picture?
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

 

[snapping turtle]

Bright fingernail polish would be the cheapest way. I have teenage girls lots of flash in some of the nail polish boxes.

 

[snapping turtle]

I found you son’t Like the shade a little fingernail polish remover and try again with another.

 

[Ryno300]

I ave neon green looking finger nail polish on the front sight of both my Berra 380cc and my 38 snubby.

 

[rugertoter]

Yeah, the CC model does have small sights, but that is the idea around the design of the pistol. That type of a gun is really not designed to shoot bullseyes....just keep them on a small paper plate at 7 yards, and your good to go.

 

[88E30M50]

I've added either bright yellow or fluorescent yellow to various front sights over the years to help them stand out. It's not a bad way to make them a bit more visible, but a 380 CC does not have much sight there to work with. That's a gun that you want to get good a point shooting with.

 

[cosermann]

If you're going to paint the sights, a good tip is to lay down a layer of white under whatever other color you want to apply (like yellow, orange, etc.). You'll get a brighter topcoat that way.

 

[Wolffman]

Thank you all!
RugerToter: You're right. But, it's going to be a while before I get that good. I need to go to the range more. So, I'll try some bright fingernail polish to see if that helps until then.

 

[michaelward50]

You can get glow-in-the-dark nail polish and make yourself some "poor man's tritium sights"!