S&W M&P PRO I-DOT NIGHT SIGHT SET Reviews & Ratings

An alternative to traditional sights, Pro I-DOT sights encourage accurate, instinctive sight alignment without taking the time to line up a three-dot sight picture. Simply position the top dot directly above the bottom dot on the target and squeeze the trigger! Tritium inserts and photo luminescent front-sight outlines make these sights visible in all light conditions – day or night. Glock® set features a green rear dot and a green front sight with a lime-green outline. Smith & Wesson (S&W) set has a green rear dot and a green front sight with an orange outline.

SPECS: Machined steel, matte black finish. Fits factory dovetails. Glock® - .199" front blade height. Fits models 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38 and 39. S&W - .159” front blade height. Fits S&W M&P.

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Reviews Summary

The S&W M&P PRO I-DOT NIGHT SIGHT SET is highly praised for its bright tritium visibility in low light and efficient dot-over-dot configuration. Users appreciate the ease of installation and quick target acquisition, though some noted issues with parts, like the orange dot falling out or finish concerns. Overall, they offer excellent value for the performance they deliver.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Visibility & Performance

80%

Most reviewers highlight the exceptional visibility of the sights, especially in low light conditions. The tritium vials are noted to be bright, making them easy to see at night, while the orange front dot enhances visibility in daylight, contributing to efficient target acquisition.

Installation & Fit

65%

Many users commend the easy installation process of the sights, often managing the task themselves with ease. Reviews mention that the sights were well-made and fitted well on their firearms, providing a factory-like appearance once installed.

Design & Usability

55%

The dot-over-dot sighting system is favored for its speed in target acquisition, particularly in fast scenarios. However, some users mention drawbacks regarding the size of the front dot affecting precision aiming at longer ranges, and some noted the rear sight’s lack of serrations.

Quality Concerns

35%

A few reviews point out quality issues, including parts falling out and finish imperfections. While most users are satisfied, these concerns suggest that quality control may need attention to ensure consistent performance across all sets.

Value for Money

75%

Many customers feel that the price of the sights is justified given their performance and quality, comparing them favorably against more expensive options. Reviewers value the combination of functionality and affordability, often stating they plan to purchase additional sets.

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Ameriglo I dot sights.

Ameriglo I dot Pro sights are outstanding pistol sights at a great price. Tritium is bright at night and the orange draws your attention in the daylight. The two dot system works perfectly for me. Every bit as good as sights that are significantly higher in price. And excellent service and shipping from Brownells. Am going to add 2 more sets soon.

Great alternative to 3-dot systems

I greatly dislike the 3-dot sights that came with my M&P357 and have been wanting some kind of dot-the-i system similar to my Sig P226-40. These appeared to fit the bill. The orange front dot is big and highly visible and is very easy to line up with the rear notch. I find them very fast to align on target, and they sight to p-o-i on the target. Of course tritium fades over time,but these new sights are very bright in the dark, even to non dark-adapted eyes. If I could get a set like this for my Sig P227 I'd grab them in a heartbeat. I haven't shot them enough to judge long-term durability, but the first 100 rounds through the gun had no effect on them.

Great sights...

I ordered these sights for an M&P .45 full size frame. First, impressions out of the box were they were well made with no tooling marks and made of steel. I hoped these sights would appear as if from the factory when intalled, and I was not disappointed. They look very good intalled. I installed the sights myself using a homemade aluminum drift pin/punch. I made the tool out of a stock piece of aluminum bought at a local home improvment store. The sights to be fitted by removing the underside coating of each as well as a little off one side of a beveled edge. Made sure they were centered with digital calipers. The tritium vials are easy to find in the dark. In other words, bright enough to find in the house in the middle of the night if necessary. The orange on the front sight is great for daylight shooting like the range. I like the "i" configuration of these sights rather than a traditional three dot system. Having researched these sights before committing to purchase, I read many people saying it would take time to adjust to seeing a figure "8" sight alignment rather than the traditional three dot sight alignment, especially at night. Not true in my case. There was no adjustment time with this configuration. I like these sights...would I recommend them to others ? Yes...

FAST!!!

I put these on my M&P 9 FS that is a carry/comp gun. On my gun they shoot POA=POI. These sight are extremely fast to pick up out of the holster. I also really like the dot over dot in low light, as it prevents lining your front post up to one side or the other. The small bulbs on the sights disappear during full light. Leaving just a black blade and bright orange dot similar to a fiber optic setup. The front orange dot is large which helps with acquisition, but somewhat hinders pin point accuracy at longer ranges. Also the rear has a decent ledge for one handed manipulation. Finish of the rear sight left a little to be desired though, not sure if that's all of them is just the set I got. Overall really great set of sights!!!! Ordered a second set for my G19 in yellow.

Orange vial fell out after 200 rounds.

Sights are easy to install and have a ledge for one handed manipulations. Lacks serrations on the rear sight. The tritium vial on the rear sight is obnoxious in day time because of the white outline. I was very disappointed when I noticed the orange vial fell out during a very slow range session. If you're buying these sights for the orange front, I would keep away. I have already sold these sights and have replaced them with Trijicon HD's which are the sights I should have gotten in the first place.