Elliason/accro Rear Target Sight

The Elliason/Accro Rear Target Sight represents precision engineering for shooters who demand match-grade accuracy and reliability in competitive, tactical, and duty applications. Manufactured by Kensight, a name synonymous with professional-grade iron sights, this rear sight addresses the specific needs of competitive pistol shooters, law enforcement, and military personnel who require repeatable, mechanically-indexed target acquisition. Built on proven Elliason/Accro specifications, this sight is engineered to deliver consistent performance across demanding training cycles and operational environments where backup sighting systems must perform flawlessly.

This rear target sight incorporates precision-machined steel construction and a carefully designed sight picture optimized for rapid target engagement at combat distances while maintaining inherent accuracy advantage at longer ranges. The Elliason/Accro design features a robust mechanical adjustment system that withstands the recoil impulse of centerfire handgun platforms without zero shift—critical for duty and competition shooters where sight retention under stress separates reliable systems from failures. The sight's geometry and profile are optimized for co-witness alignment with modern carry optics, making it an ideal backup iron sight for pistols running reflex optics while maintaining functional utility as a standalone rear sight for traditional non-optic configurations.

Professional shooters—including law enforcement instructors, competitive pistol athletes, and armed professionals—choose Kensight Elliason/Accro sights for pistols where reliability and accuracy are non-negotiable. This rear sight pairs seamlessly with compatible Elliason/Accro front sights and standard dovetail platforms common to modern duty and competition pistols. Installation requires basic gunsmithing knowledge or professional installation to ensure proper dovetail seating and zero establishment. The minimal weight and low profile design preserve pistol handling characteristics while adding an independent, mechanical aiming reference that functions regardless of electronic dependency or optic failure.