Customer Reviews

Glock Pistol 3 Dot Front And Rear Night Sight Set

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I purchased my sights about 9 months ago for a Glock 19c. After only 6 weeks the front sight was hard to see in the daylight. I figured it had gotten dirty from the compensator port, but after multiple cleanings, it was still black. I took a closer look and the little white ring around the front sight was completely missing. Of course, that explained the problem. This is my personal carry weapon, so I was a little hesitant to send the top slide in to Trijicon for repair. I finally called Trijicon and arranged for the repair.

That was over 6 weeks ago and I am still waiting for my slide. I called again today and once again they tell me it should be done this week - they have told me that for the past three weeks. I like the sights and I though I would like Trijicon's warranty. However, early problem with the product quality combined with the long repair time has left me looking for another vendor next time around.

I think out of all the other nights sights out there, these are the best. They are super tough and very bright. The all green ones are the brightest.....just so you know.

Excellent product. Installs easily, just be careful and take your time to make sure its done right. Great to have for shooting in low light conditions. If you carry a handgun for work or otherwise, you need to have these.

I have acquired a Glock within the last six months intending to use it for hiking hereabouts in southern Oregon. Mountain lions are sighted from time to time, and I'm concerned for the safety of myself and my hiking companions. I realized at some point that dusk is a time that cats come out to hunt, and realized that at dusk I couldn't see the sights on my pistol. I called a few of the references on a couple of the sites of manufacturers of night sights and got one call back: a man who trains highway patrolmen in New Mexico. He was candid with me, and told me that their only choice is Trijicon. He said that Trijicon glows brighter than the competition. And, he said that they go only with the green-green-green because it's simple, and in a clutch simpler is better. I listened to him, and sent my slide to Trijicon and had the all-green installed. That cost a bit more than the price listed here at Amazon, but it was a factory job. The sights do glow amazingly brightly in a dark place, and seem easy to dry fire with here in the house. I haven't shot the gun yet with these sights, and I don't yet know whether or not I'll need to adjust them. They seem to be quite sturdy in construction, and the sight picture is very easy to pick up under all the lighting conditions I've tried -- easier, I think, in daylight, for this tactical use, than the factory Glock. I'm glad I have them, since there seems to be no downside, and I am confident that I could quickly align them in dim light or darkness, and thus now have a gun that is very much more useful to me than it was out of the box new.

These sights blow their competitors away as far as brightness and clarity. If you don't believe me, there are utube videos showing side-by-side comparisons.

These are a must have for a glock. The stock sights are ok during daylight but useless in lower light situations. The trijicon tritiums are very easy to install yourself if you look for tutorials on you*tube. I absolutely love these and they show up great in low light and pitch black. definitely would purchase them again.

I used my Glock 17 for a decade with stock sights, always planning to upgrade to these specific night sights, but putting it off out of concern for the installation process. When I recently took the plunge I did what a lot of others did; I looked for some how to information online, I even watched videos. I initially installed the sights with basic hand tools. While it was certainly doable, it's a riskier and more tedious process than it needs to be, and without a sight pusher I never could get the rear sight exactly where I wanted it. Ask around, see if you have a friend with a set of sight tools or a local gunsmith who will assist with the installation at a reasonable cost. If these are not options for you, you might want to go ahead and compare the cost of a sight pusher to the cost of a replacement slide. I went ahead and got a sight pusher as well, much to the delight of my range buddies. Great sights, well worth the investment.

That is the difference between the stock sights and this Trijicon Night Sights. I was so happy with it that I bought another one for my G21. Installation is a breeze! A long nose pliers, blue threadlock, a hammer and a punch is all you need to instal this on your Glock.

Awesome product!! They are very bright in the dark! And the tubes are protected is why I chose this set.. They are accurate and a must have... These beat out all the other night sights out there!! Trust me you wont be disappointed!!

Amazing, easy install. Very usefull if you ccw. Put a little oil in the dove tail it slides in just fine.