Night sights for glocks

[Holding Name 1]

I had the XS big dot. When I took a tactical pistol class, I didn't like how you had to "cover" the target with the dot. It's good for up close but medium to longer accurate shots are harder. I switched to my back up with stock sight and things were a little better but I felt the front blade was too thick. I like the sight picture better than the XS sights. After taking that class and checking out other classmates sights, I went with Warren Tactical Sights with plain rear and tritium front. I like having the space between the front blade and rear notch.

If you like the Warren Tacticals then may I also suggest the fiber optic fronts.

[MXRider]

If you like the Warren Tacticals then may I also suggest the fiber optic fronts.

So are we talking about night sights or competition sights here?

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[Jimmy310]

I run trijicons on both my glocks!

[TATER313]

I also might just go with A c more sight for the g35

[tal3nt]

A fiber optic sight is not a night sight.


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You are wrong

T.F.O = TRITIUM Fiber Optic.... They are tritium sights with fiber optic tubes

[tal3nt]

Although they are less durable & unpopular (& not night sights..), I would honestly have to say that the factory plastic sights are king

[greg916]

I use warren tactical night sights on my glock 35. Plain rear with tritium front.

I wish I would've got the tritium rear though. Otherwise, they are still great sights I love them.

[ElDub1950]

I really like TruGlo TFO's on my Glocks

^^ These! I have them on both my Glocks.

[fremont lapua]

I run the trijicon HD on my G19 and just took them out the first time today and am just low on a crystal geyser water bottle at 50 yards. They seem to work great for me and I am very happy with them. I went with the yellow. The HDs are for fast target acquisition and not accuracy as the rear sight has a wide u-notch and large bright front sight.

[Dhena81]

I really like my Trijicon HD's with the orange FS. What I like about them the most is the rear sight is not busy and blacked out during the day. They are very fast from the holster the front sight jumps out at you. But when it's not dark enough for a flashlight (the only time you would have a use for NS) they are bright enough to pick up quickly.

[m98]

Trijicons ftw....the only ns i would install on my weapons.

[MXRider]

You are wrong

T.F.O = TRITIUM Fiber Optic.... They are tritium sights with fiber optic tubes

Perhaps the set I had were dead then, because they didn't work as night sights at all.

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[scglock]

trijicons are always a good choice

[1000stars]

standard trijicons

http://glockstore.com/pgroup_descrip/4_Sights+and+Lasers/8028_Trijicon+Bright+%26amp%3B+Tough+Night+Sights/?return=%3ftpl%3Dindex%26category_id%3D4%26_Sights%2Band%2BLasers%2F

[BlackDrop50]

I prefer Trijicon HDs.

Curious why you would go with an inherently less accurate sight for a Glock 35 which is designed as a competition / gun game firearm? Simply put, the Trijicon front sight post is too wide for accuracy at distances exceeding 15 yards. Also POA / POI is not the best for that application. YMMV

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They are accurate enough to hit a 10x12 plate at 50 yards. Even mag dumps at 20-25 yards are no problem and very fast and easy to get back on target. I probably wouldn't use them for bullseye shooting but for everything else they are better than most other sites. My POA/POI is dead on.