Glock sights

Trijicon HDs

>>27534858
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I dig my TFOs, they're bright in any lighting condition.

I have a set of green meprolites that have held up really well.

>>27534858
>>27534898

Thanks I'll check those out. Also do you notice a big difference in your shooting between stock sights and those?

>>27534858
>>27534898
>>27534912

any of these easy to install yourself? i don't really care if i mar up the finish

>>27534794
I've never had an issue with Glock sights. The only reason to change them is if you want night sights. Otherwise if you have problems with the stock sights you're just a shitty shot and should probably practice.

>>27534913
I switched from the usual 3-dot to those, and it's noticeably faster to pick up the front sight and get a correct sight picture. Also the tritium vials are very bright.

I was kinda adverse to the blacked-out rear sights at first, but after getting to try them out it's very intuitive.

>>27534926
Nope. Get a sight pusher or go to a gunsmith. My local shop did it for free in 15 minutes.

>>27534926
yes, if you at least have a bench vise and some brass punches.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/411510/winchester-14-piece-brass-and-steel-punch-set

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Ameriglo

>>27534913
Huge difference, though I don't really mind the stock sights as much as most people.

>>27534926
If you use a sight pusher it's pretty elementary, I wouldn't recommend hammering them on like some folks do.

>>27534933
It's because they are plastic. I put a fat dent in my front site when I dropped my slide from about a foot and a half onto the linoleum counter when I was cleaning it.

>>27535034
That's fair.