Rear sights

The rear sight sets your point of impact and frames the front sight. An adjustable rear sight lets you move the point of impact to match your ammunition and distance. Here you find single rear sights for CZ pistols, the OR cover plate with a rear sight, a rear sight pusher and spare fiber optic rods. You can choose rear sights from LPA, Zendl, CZ and Armanov.

Rear sights by model

• Shadow 2: original CZ and Zendl adjustable rear sights, also with fiber optic. LPA adjustable rear sights with white dots or white lines fit the Shadow 2 and SP-01 Shadow.
• Shadow 2 OR: the original CZ cover plate with a height adjustable rear sight. It closes the optic cut when you shoot without a red dot. The recommended torque is 1.3 Nm.
• TS 2 and Shadow 2 Target: LPA adjustable rear sights, plain, grooved, with fiber optic or with white dots.
• CZ 75B, P-01 and SP-01: LPA adjustable rear sights, plain, with white dots or with white lines.
• P-10: LPA adjustable rear sights, plain, with white dots or with white lines.
• Kadet: CZ and LPA adjustable rear sights, plain, with white dots or with white lines.

Sight picture

A plain or grooved rear sight gives a clean black outline for precise shots. White dots or white lines give contrast in low light. A fiber optic rear sight is easiest to pick up in daylight. Combine the rear sight with a front sight of the matching height, see Front sights.

Moving a rear sight

To move a fixed rear sight sideways, the Armanov rear sight pusher for the Shadow 2, TS 2 and SP-01 clamps onto the slide. You push the sight with the included hex key, and brass tips protect it. You need no hammer and no vice. For other tools, see Tools.

For complete sight sets, see Sights.

Frequently asked questions

Can I adjust the rear sight on my CZ without a gunsmith?

Yes. An adjustable rear sight has screws for windage and elevation. A fixed rear sight can be moved sideways with a sight pusher.

Do I need a new front sight when I change the rear sight on my CZ?

Not always. If the new rear sight has a different height, the point of impact changes. Then a front sight of a different height brings it back.