AGENT NIGHT SIGHT SET FOR GLOCK® Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The Ameriglo Agent Night Sight Set for Glock has received mixed reviews. Many users praise their ease of installation, visibility in various lighting conditions, and overall design. However, some report issues with accuracy and fit, particularly regarding point of impact and alignment. Customer service experiences vary, with some happy about prompt responses while others faced product issues, affecting overall satisfaction.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Ease of Installation
75%
Reviewers frequently mention how easy it is to install the Ameriglo Agent sights, often stating that only a few taps with a hammer or a sight pusher are needed. This ease of installation contributes positively to user satisfaction.
Visibility and Sight Picture
85%
Many customers commend the visibility of the sights, particularly the bright front dot and the U-notch rear design, which enhances target acquisition in both dim and bright light conditions. This makes the sights highly favored for defense and tactical shooting.
Accuracy Issues
30%
A notable concern among some users is that the sights may alter the point of impact, with reports of shots being placed lower than expected. This has led to frustration for a few, particularly those who have switched from stock sights.
Customer Service
40%
Customer service experiences vary; while some reviewers praise Ameriglo's responsiveness in handling issues such as damaged products or fit problems, others have expressed dissatisfaction with the handling of their concerns.
Overall Value
70%
Many customers consider the Ameriglo Agent sights to be a great value for their price, especially when compared to higher-end brands like Trijicon. The balance of quality performance and affordability is a considerable selling point.
Design and Features
50%
Reviewers appreciate the design features of the sights, such as the U-notch style, rounded edges for carry comfort, and tritium illumination for night use. This design makes them suitable for both tactical applications and everyday carry.
Front sight sloppy on the 43x
On the 43x the front sight only being .125 wide it is narrower than the alignment slot and will not self align like the larger frame guns. The hole in slide is bigger than sight and can see slight air gap on side of sight into slide hole. So you have to eyeball it to be straight and hold it while tightening it down. Im kinda of upset about it. It tightened up but I feel if it gets bumped it will turn as there is nothing to hold it straight. I contacted Ameriglo and they said its typical to have some play till tightened down. Read on some forums people with same issue had it covered by warranty and was told by them it should not have any slop. I agree, its a precision machined piece at a hefty cost and it should fit the gun and fit correctly. They fit on my 19 perfect, no excuse for this. Im still waiting a reply again as i told them I want a new front sight that actually fits.
Good night sights- not good day sights
I added these sights to a Glock 30. The front sight is great and is very visible. The rear sights have no painted dots surrounding the tiny tritium implant, so the only good way to sight the pistol during the daytime is to line up the bright front dot inside the rear sight cutout. This may be a personal preference, but I like to see two dots on the rear sight that line up with the front dot. That helps me get on target quickly for accurate tactical shooting. I decided to return these sights and purchase another brand that suits my sighting preferences.
