Ghost ring sights on a glock 22

[ARMORY.CA.ZRT]

This guy traded his glock 22 for my XD 40. And I'm wanting to put some night sights. Has anyone had experience with ameriGLO ghost rings? It might just drop some trijicons in to it. Not sure.

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[1911man]

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Don't do it. I did it a long time ago and HATED IT. It lasted about a day of shooting then took them off. Opened up my pattern alot.

[ARMORY.CA.ZRT]

OK thanks for the feedback. I'm just going to put on regular tritium sights.

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[InGrAM]

I will agree with 1911man, my father has ghost ring sights on his glock and they are for people with poor eye site, IMHO. I find them hard to use, but then again my eyes are good.

[bigkahuna04]

http://www.goshen-hexsite.com/pistols.php

Hexsite sights....

click the above link... this looks like a ghost sight system, but the rear sight is a hex pattern, not circular. These look like they will drop in on Glocks.

This is a different shooting concept... designed to use it with both eyes open.H

[chim-chim7]

You should always shoot handguns both eyes open anyway.

[keenkeen]

You should always shoot handguns both eyes open anyway.

Always...Including bullseye shooting?

[1JimMarch]

The enormous difference with Hexsites is twofold:

1) Despite being dead black they work great at night.

2) They're designed to be used with both eyes open all right - and your point of focus at the TARGET instead of the front sight. Put another way: due to the shapes they work even when both the front and rear sight are blurry. For a precision long-shot they can also be used in front-sight-focus mode.

Target focus changes everything. They're basically an iron sight that works more like a glass red-dot except there's no glass, batteries or wires and the results fit in a conventional holster - the front post is of an unusual face shape but is otherwise normal size/height.

Transitioning between targets is ungodly fast as is time on the first target.

The result is also more "moral" in that you can see if somebody is reaching for a cellphone or a small gun. This class of bad-shoot mistakes aren't a huge number but they do happen - target focus helps eliminate them.

And once you go to target-focus, both-eyes is dead easy.