Glock 19

[ChrisTKHarris]

See if SBR will do it for free if you purchase the sights from them. If not and you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself Supersonic can do it for you.

Here's his info: http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=393331

[RoundEye]

@RoundEye: I thought that front sight was bigger.....or is that just the depth perception with the camera shot? Anyways, I love the contrast for combat/defensive purposes. How accurate are those sights, by the way?

The front sight post is actually narrower than the OEM plastic or OEM night sights. The thinner blade actually makes sight acquisition easier/faster to pick up. The brightness of the FO tubes during daylight as you can see are amazing. I personally love the contrast of the green and red, my only wish is that someone would discover an isotope that would glow red at night so I could get the same contrast in a night sight. Since they're not tritium, they're virtually non existent, but you should be using a good flash light anyway, at least I would be. As for as accuracy, they're as good as any other three dot sight system. They are a little bulky, and stick up a little higher than factory sights, but you'll get use to it.

[SIGman Freud]

Well, I ended up playing it safe and sticking with what I know---I got the Trijicon standard (green) night sights. I got 10% discount and SBR will install it free of charge for me. I couldn't pass it up.

Maybe I'll try something different next time.