Glock 36 Night Sights

[Cokebottle]

Wanting to replace the factory sights on my G36, but I'm not seeing anything listed for the 36... just the other models.

There are plenty of Youtube videos showing them being installed... Will the same sights for the G26 also fit the G36?

[AreWeFree]

Looks like you want the +1 set

Ameriglo Hackathorn for g36

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=235258&CAT=30

[Cokebottle]

Was really wanting the TruGlo TFO. Checked some out at the range last weekend and they are super nice for these old eyes.

I think my 26 has Mepro, they're decent but simply white dots in daylight.

But good to see that there is something out there that will work.

[AreWeFree]

You probably want the truglo TG131GT2 set then.

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1367&CAT=115

[Cokebottle]

That looks right according to the Truglo site... they are the +1

[ScottyBnNC]

I just ordered a set of these

http://www.opticsplanet.com/ameriglo-special-combinations-complete-night-sight-sets-for-glocks.html

or you can try the ameriglo pro-I dot

[kermitz]

Try 10-8 performance sights. I prefer the front to be tritium and the rear the .140 U-notch. It really helps with quick target acquisition on initial and follow up shots.

[Cokebottle]

Try 10-8 performance sights. I prefer the front to be tritium and the rear the .140 U-notch. It really helps with quick target acquisition on initial and follow up shots.

I really don't like the u-notch.
I had forgotten how much I disliked it on the G26 until I brought the G36 home.

[aphrozeus]

The sights for the 36 (from any company) are the same you would use on the other .45/10 mm models. I used Ameriglo CAP sights, the little line on the rear sight is kind of useless, but I'm ok with that since I'm more worried about the front sight, which I really like

[Cokebottle]

The sights for the 36 (from any company) are the same you would use on the other .45/10 mm models. I used Ameriglo CAP sights, the little line on the rear sight is kind of useless, but I'm ok with that since I'm more worried about the front sight, which I really like

I like a pair of dots on the rear, it really speeds my lining up.
I would agree with comments I've heard on the "big dot" type... you gain speed, but sacrifice accuracy. Both speed an accuracy are gained through range time... I'd hate to handicap accuracy out of the chute.

I wasn't going to change the sights on the G36 until I saw the TruGlo in subdued daylight... they REALLY pop.

Total darkness? I'm not going to be shooting unless I can identify the target, and that's why I wasn't considering changing at first, as the sights on the G26 are pretty much no help except in the most minimal of light, and the Trijicon on my SP101 is worthless.
The white dot is nicer than the factory ramp, but there is no green visible except in complete darkness.