Sites for a Glock
I've ordered from you guys before you have a good selection of items and delivery is fast thank you
Putting them on ALL my glocks!
I love these sights! Ordered the first set on a whim, and when I put them on, they're awesome. Very fast sights, easy to pick up in any light conditions, effortless. They come with a front sight tool, some red lock tite, and a hex tool for the sights that aren't press fit and have set screws. I actually prefer the press fit sights, but no complaints on the ones with set screws. I've now put them on G17, G19, G21, G26, and G43. I have a mix of suppressor height and regular height. Both are great!
Almost a year later
Really loving these sights. Quick, clear, works when I have my light on, all around great sights!
Happy so far
Big dot is very easy to see and the tritium is bright. I have this on a brownell's G19 RMR cut slide with a holosun green dot optic, everything fits and functions very well. I'm still getting used to the popsicle sight picture but I believe this will work very well for quick shots.
Happy so far
Big dot is very easy to see and the tritium is bright. I have this on a brownell's G19 RMR cut slide with a holosun green dot optic, everything fits and functions very well. I'm still getting used to the popsicle sight picture but I believe this will work very well for quick shots.
Great for Red dot co-wintess
I have yet to shoot with this sight, but I can tell you this is probably the best sight to co-witness with a red dot. I have it installed with the Holosun 407 red dot and this sight set up seems to be ideal for not obstructing too much of the optic window. My red dot lines up perfectly with the front dot. I will use these to acquire my dot in low light situations. I did have to file the rear sight in order to install on my Zev Omen slide, but it is what it is.
Installation is not up to 2021
The sight system itself has no issues, it's the installation procedure. 1. The rear sight will not fit your Glock straight out of the box, you have to file away some material, this is sloppy manufacturing. In this day and age you can mill precision parts with minimal fitting. Leaving filing/grinding to the end user can lead to wasting a $130 product if you file un-even or over file. If you pay someone the sight might end up costing more than $200. Not worth it in my opinion. At least mine came with set screws, the pictures even on their website show no set screws. 2. Once the rear sight is in place (and the front sight too) you have to smear the parts with thread locker in the dovetail and base of the set, all the sights on the market fit very well and very tight with mechanical fastening, no glue needed besides the front sight screw. 3. The sight won't fit none of the MGW sight tools, the sight is too wide, won't fit the angled or square push tools. You have to use a non-marring punch to hammer your way into precision. Need to move 1/16", it's an unnecessary trial and error. All the other sights on the market fit sight pushers even the tall suppressor models. 4. The rear set screws are captured, you cannot pull them out. You can't remove them to put anti-seize on them, if they seize you may have a big problem trying to remove them in the future. I'll drop some oil in the thread hole periodically. The sight itself is good they look robust, I liked that the front sights flares out at the bottom to increase base stability (like a pyramid), but the installation process/system of the rear sights kills it for me.
