I tha old days I carried 1911's 24/7 no tritium yet but I did have emergency orange paint. I was locally famous for putting bright orange front sights on everything. I love the orange enhanced tritium front sights today. Thanks for your video. It helps reinforce an old practice.
In teams you can roll in fast because you have another person/people covering opposite corners. By yourself you stay outside the room, slice the pie to roll from one side of the door to the other which should cover about 90% of the interior of the room before entry. When you enter pick one of the two blind corners and hope you’re right. You’ll always have an initial blind spot on entry with one person.
Good stuff. I like these videos that are too the point. Those half hour videos I've seen others put up are very annoying, especially when you are trying to do some research and just want some info. NutnFancy can pull that off, but others need to be more efficient.
I agree. I'm 49 & a veteran, 4yr MP 🎗. A sidearm can bang or clang around a lot. A flimsy fiber optic tube could break or fail in a real critical incident. Glocks are best with steel night sights with the newer U or engineered design to assist in reloads, wounded methods(1 handed). Trijicon is a popular brand.
Karl, ive bought 4 sets of the fixed tritium dawsons for my glocks and love em. The front has a large white circle around the tritium insert. Cant reccomend them enough. Thanks for another great video!
I have the Ameriglo ghost rings with tritium inserts.This thing is fantastic for shooting with both eyes open and situational awareness.I got mines from Optics Planet on sale for $95.40.
I actually like the "box" rear sight...I find it easier to get on target unfortunately they only make a steel illuminated one, which I couldn't find. I opted for the factory night sights.
Yes 💯. Walk before you run! 🏃🏻♂️. Far too many people post 2015 or so think they buy a Glock 19 9mm or 1911a1 .45acp then they can be a Navy SEAL or SAS guy. 🤦🏼♂️. Learn & understand basic skills first.
great choices and info, agree on all fronts and own all of those sights lol, if you want lower cost option to the hd, check out ameriglo I dots, same front with a slightly different rear for about 100 bucks
Excellent advice. I will have to check out a set of the Ameriglos for one of my other Glocks. God knows Army Retirement Pay isn't enough to cover my ammo habit. That is what this site is supposed to be about. Good Advice on Good Subjects. Thanks for watching. TR.
I the FBI has a variant of Ameriglo Agent version on issue 17M, 19M 9mm pistols. I like the TruGlo Pro sights but see what he means about the Trijicon XDs. I'm old enough, 49 to remember how Wayne Novak, Novak 3 dot combat sights were all the rage. In short, steel, U type. combat(non snag) sights are a good idea on Glocks.
For the price of a glock, you shouldn't have to get other sights, or trigger, or mag release, or have the grip shaved and stippling done. I've got an h&I vp9 and it came with all of that for almost the same price.
I run the Trijicon HD yellow front on my Glock 19 and TruGlo Tritium on my Glock 26. Love em both, but the Trijicon are def my fav. Worth the expensive price tag.
Personal favorite, Ameriglo Agent model night sights, rear 2 green dots, front sight has green with orange circle. Otherwise, factory window box and ball sights for me.
Roger on the electronics, that's why if you are gonna carry anything from cellphones to flashlights it be hooves you to do PCC's and PCI's on your gear.
Very insightful video. Sights are the only components on Glocks that really do need to be replaced. I like Heinie Ledges and 10-8 Performance. They are great designs if you have uncorrected 20/20 vision. 10-8s fiber optics are pretty durable too. I currently run Trijicon HDs also for the same reasons you mentioned. With aging vision, it's pretty hard NOT to notice that big orange dot.
The Ameriglo I-Dot Pros are my favorite handgun sight hands down. The Truglo Tritium Pros are my 2nd choice. My issue with Trijicon HDs is they are tall, expensive compared to other quality night sights and they have razor sharp edges. Great sight picture but IMO not worth the money when there are alternatives.
The HD XR’s for me are even better than the regular HD’s. I can see and confirm my hits much faster. Only complaint is the rear sight is sharp so I only carry with a holster that has a sweat shield that extends to the rear sight.
I had the *same* problem with with my TRUGLO sights. I winded up installing my stock rear sights and holy fuck is it a baller combo. Bright white square, big glowy dot. I tried with the HDs but I found the CAUTION orange color drew my eye in better than the more red HDs
Yep, you can rack the shit out of them. I often do it in classes, off doorways and walls, just to show the students. HDs are great sights. I even run them on my G-43 backup. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR
So what are the 2 screws through the slide cover plate for, retention? I've never had one come loose but I haven't done what you have and I'm curious. Thanks for great vids and free advice, even more for your service.
MilitantDOAR true story, that front sight definitely needs Loctite. Mine came loose after about 1000 rounds without it. Just a dab of blue loctite on the threads of that front sight and I haven’t had an issue since.
I love the trijicon HD night suppressor height. Do the white then all 3 are white . My other must a Jonny glock trigger . Well worth the money. I don't know another guy how cares and dose a better job.
Thanks for your service sir , all your videos are pretty informative and I learned a lot about the glock . The most important thing for gun and use is safety . I had a friend of mine ( he is a police officer /marine ) he shot himself in the foot and blew clear his holster luckily they did save his toe. I carry the p226 smith and Wesson and I gotta say the glock is a fun weapon to shoot very accurate and when I need to be fast I’m lighting fast in the draw very good stuff
I had tried on hd ns on my g42 they were great but I'm looking for new sights for my g19 and want xs big dot but can't afford them only got g42 sights with them,it was used.Any recommendations that are around 50 or under?
What is your take on the .40S&W? Not trying to start the silly debate. I shoot / carry all three major calibers. Don’t have a lot of confidence in 9mm, but recognize its strengths. Never felt underprepared with a .45ACP. Don’t see .40 as a bad caliber. Just curious on the opinion of better men experienced men than I.
I started with 9mm Ball, and it sucked. My unit switched to .45ACP, and it sucked (not enough ammo). Then, they gave us GLOCK .40cal, and it hit hard with more rounds. Then, we did tests on human cadavers... 9mm Barnes TacXP out performed 40cal and 45ACP in the human bodies. I used to think all hollow points were the same. Not anymore. So, now I carry a G-23 (.40cal) with a Lone Wolf 40-9 conversion barrel. I can shoot 9mm all day long, but can quickly switch to 40cal if I'm out of 9mm. The 9mm just shoots better. Just my opinion. Thanks for watching. TR
I think most standard sights on a lot of pistols are only mediocre. I prefer fiber optic or tritium sights. the sight adjustment tools are well worth the money!
Awesome review really makes sense, just bought my first Glock 19 Gen 4, two things that don;t thrill me are the sights (Gonna replace them as soon as Maryland lets me take control of the weapon, stupid 7 day waiting period), and the trigger, I don't like the curved trigger, I am gonna replace it with a flat trigger. Excited to shoot this platform, and truthfully, I bought this pistol from an Armor / Gunsmith not brand new, but very well maintained.He replaced alot of stuff on it, and when he sold it to me, he put the stock items back on so the barrel, trigger , magazine release ect are all brand new. Awesome video thanks brother.
Yep, the three dots with tritium inserts. That was the "best technology" 30 years ago. In the GEN-5s, which came out AFTER I filmed this video, all now have the "Bold" sight option, which is the same Trijicon HD sights that I'm showing here, but made by AmeriGlow. Thanks for watching, TR>
Another option with the HD sights is to take a black permanent marker and color in the 2 small dots on the rear U notch. That way your eye in any condition can focus on that front sight post without other distractions. Basically taking the best worlds of your competition sights and combat sights
so what happens when you have a RMR ready Glock and you put the RMR on, then your sights are useless, you need to use Suppressor height night sights made by Ameriglo, just as good as Trijicom and alot cheaper, I'm a Certified Gunsmith and Licensed FFL dealer, the Truglow TFX and TFO is more affordable and just as good as Trijicon.years ago Trijicon was the best, with all the new technologies out and improvements there is alot better options at alot cheaper prices
How would you compare these to the haley strategic thirteen sights I'm debating between these and the trijicon. I have a vickers u notch rear and ameriglo green front and I find it a lot hard to line up the front sight with the u notch. Thanks
Please explain why you think that the Clip-Grip is a good choice. That has got to be worse than a Serpa or just sticking it in your pocket. I offers NO protection of the trigger.
Excellent question, which I cover in a different video... but since you are here: I do NOT think that the Clip-Grip is a good choice. However, I have tested it and will run it in the summer when it is "Balls Hot" and I don't want to wear a heavy plastic holster. That said, NEVER just run the Clip without using a Trigger protector. I personally recommend the Vanguard, by Raven Concealment. It clips over the trigger and pulls off when you draw. Check out that other video and Thanks for watching. TR.
Have the Trijicon HD on my Glock 30 but the yellow front sight is starting to dull and getting harder to see, so I’m thinking about replacing them. Any experience with Night Fision sights? Would appreciate any insight before purchasing them or another set of Trijicons. Thx!
No, it is not. I carry a short fixed blade on my belt, more as a utility knife. It is a Tops Knives brand, but I have no loyalty to individual knife companies. Most are good; some are great. You usually get what you paid for.
the Sig XM17 (military version of the Sig P320)turned out much more accurate, reliable,plus interchangeable calibers(9mm,40mm,45ACP and 357) size,configuration and color than Glocks.Originaly sold for the same price but with tritium sigh included.
If you do take to a gunsmith to get them on and go to the range just make sure you know where your hitting because obviously you don't have the tool to put on rear sight forgot to mention that in video..
Sorry, but I have no experience with the Proctor Sights. I don't want to be one of those guys that just repeats what he hears or sees on the internet. So, I will hold my comments until I have more experience with their product. Sorry I couldn't help. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR
I have used the XS for about two year and i was (and still "in some ways") on your wagon... ...But i discovered a "flaw": like the "Mepro 21"; if you are standing in a "dark room", and have to shoot to a target in "full sun", you will not be able to see the tritium or even the "white lollypop". The "silhouette" of the XS will be "really approssimative"; no problem in short range (like 5-7 m) but at even at 25 m i do suck big time in those conditions (i am not even able to put all the bullets in a "torso like target"...). I am going back to "traditional silhouette + 2 dots"...
Yes, a Glock rear sight tool is mandatory. My rear sight tool was a pine stick and a rubber mallet.
Dave Biddle same actually lol
I got lucky. I accidentally left my punch set and my phenolic hammer in my range bag.
Dude must be a real movie star. Never seen such an extravagant set or costume. Some good info on the sights too.
AMERIGLO CAP
Fair, educated, no nonsense assessment of sights. 👍🏽✌🏽
I tha old days I carried 1911's 24/7 no tritium yet but I did have emergency orange paint. I was locally famous for putting bright orange front sights on everything. I love the orange enhanced tritium front sights today. Thanks for your video. It helps reinforce an old practice.
Thanks for watching, TR
Thank you I own a Glock and I agree with you I learned something today❤❤❤ to keep your rear sights smaller.gonna try it 👍
You should make a video on how to clear or enter a room, I'm sure that would make for a good video! Keep up the good work :D
Never by yourself. If you genuinely believe you have a baddy in your home, get your gun, hunker down, call the cops.
Only go alone if you ABSOLUTELY HAVE TOO. You NEVER enter a room alone, if you have too make sure you have training. Good training.
Still would be a great video for that "if you have to" moment like a child in the other room.
In teams you can roll in fast because you have another person/people covering opposite corners. By yourself you stay outside the room, slice the pie to roll from one side of the door to the other which should cover about 90% of the interior of the room before entry. When you enter pick one of the two blind corners and hope you’re right. You’ll always have an initial blind spot on entry with one person.
one thing seth rich forgot is dropshot that mama jama XD
'The moment of truth" , that sums it up right there. Thanks for the video.
Picked up my first Glock mid of April... Gotta say, I do love it. 😁
Greetings from Texas. In a world of "experts" and guys with money, I appreciate your insight.
Trijicon HD XR… are the perfect performers.
Nice Review !!! I have TRIJICON HD XR EXTENDED RANGE NIGHT SIGHTS
Good stuff. I like these videos that are too the point. Those half hour videos I've seen others put up are very annoying, especially when you are trying to do some research and just want some info. NutnFancy can pull that off, but others need to be more efficient.
Thanks for the education I need night sights for sure
I like an all black rear and a luminescent front;but not the fiber tube type.
I agree. I'm 49 & a veteran, 4yr MP 🎗. A sidearm can bang or clang around a lot. A flimsy fiber optic tube could break or fail in a real critical incident. Glocks are best with steel night sights with the newer U or engineered design to assist in reloads, wounded methods(1 handed). Trijicon is a popular brand.
Dude reminds me of Christopher Walken when he talks
Anchor Bait I need more cow bell
HA! I was thinking the same thing.
I hear it now, thanks a lot
He has a fever and the only cure is more cowbell.
Walken doing a gun review would be the best.
Karl, ive bought 4 sets of the fixed tritium dawsons for my glocks and love em. The front has a large white circle around the tritium insert. Cant reccomend them enough. Thanks for another great video!
Im so glad you made this video im in the market for sights
I have the Ameriglo ghost rings with tritium inserts.This thing is fantastic for shooting with both eyes open and situational awareness.I got mines from Optics Planet on sale for $95.40.
Keep up the great work!!! Love you videos to the point and no BS.
I actually like the "box" rear sight...I find it easier to get on target unfortunately they only make a steel illuminated one, which I couldn't find. I opted for the factory night sights.
I like the Meprolights. Thanks for another informative review. People should master the basic iron sights on any firearm, first.
Yes 💯. Walk before you run! 🏃🏻♂️. Far too many people post 2015 or so think they buy a Glock 19 9mm or 1911a1 .45acp then they can be a Navy SEAL or SAS guy. 🤦🏼♂️. Learn & understand basic skills first.
great choices and info, agree on all fronts and own all of those sights lol, if you want lower cost option to the hd, check out ameriglo I dots, same front with a slightly different rear for about 100 bucks
Excellent advice. I will have to check out a set of the Ameriglos for one of my other Glocks. God knows Army Retirement Pay isn't enough to cover my ammo habit. That is what this site is supposed to be about. Good Advice on Good Subjects. Thanks for watching. TR.
I the FBI has a variant of Ameriglo Agent version on issue 17M, 19M 9mm pistols. I like the TruGlo Pro sights but see what he means about the Trijicon XDs. I'm old enough, 49 to remember how Wayne Novak, Novak 3 dot combat sights were all the rage. In short, steel, U type. combat(non snag) sights are a good idea on Glocks.
For the price of a glock, you shouldn't have to get other sights, or trigger, or mag release, or have the grip shaved and stippling done. I've got an h&I vp9 and it came with all of that for almost the same price.
@@robertcole7874 you dont have too, its simply preference....
Instablaster.
You are a great teacher! Thank you very much!
I run the Trijicon HD yellow front on my Glock 19 and TruGlo Tritium on my Glock 26. Love em both, but the Trijicon are def my fav. Worth the expensive price tag.
Great video! Straight to the point.
Personal favorite, Ameriglo Agent model night sights, rear 2 green dots, front sight has green with orange circle. Otherwise, factory window box and ball sights for me.
Roger on the electronics, that's why if you are gonna carry anything from cellphones to flashlights it be hooves you to do PCC's and PCI's on your gear.
I have the TFX pros and absolutely love them, trijicons are over priced
I love the Ameriglo I dot pro sights.
Great review. I have good experience with the HD Yellow.
Would you please do a video on your 1st line & 2nd line kit set-up? Tango Yankee!
Thank you for your military service
The TFO have a green front and yellow rear. TFX are all green, I believe.
I can't believe my Glock is still stock after 6 months of owning it. I want sights tho
me too! keep saying ill change them
Slacking bro
Very insightful video. Sights are the only components on Glocks that really do need to be replaced. I like Heinie Ledges and 10-8 Performance. They are great designs if you have uncorrected 20/20 vision. 10-8s fiber optics are pretty durable too. I currently run Trijicon HDs also for the same reasons you mentioned. With aging vision, it's pretty hard NOT to notice that big orange dot.
I want the sights from an M16 and an attachment point for a K Bar, on my G27.
can we get a video on the belt he is wearing
Good advice, very well thought out. Thanks for sharing...I just subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
The Ameriglo I-Dot Pros are my favorite handgun sight hands down. The Truglo Tritium Pros are my 2nd choice. My issue with Trijicon HDs is they are tall, expensive compared to other quality night sights and they have razor sharp edges. Great sight picture but IMO not worth the money when there are alternatives.
I don't agre 100%, as well the TruGlo are much brighter in the dark.
my personal preference is the Haley sights with tritium front and blacked out rear.
Interested to hear all the parts you would replace on a stock Glock 19.
Trijicon HD's FTW!
The HD XR’s for me are even better than the regular HD’s. I can see and confirm my hits much faster. Only complaint is the rear sight is sharp so I only carry with a holster that has a sweat shield that extends to the rear sight.
Agreed. I run HD XRs on a couple of my Glocks.
I like the orange 3 dot traditional Trijion HDs but I might try the XR version. I like the big orange front post.
Thanks TR. Another well made and presented video.
I had the *same* problem with with my TRUGLO sights. I winded up installing my stock rear sights and holy fuck is it a baller combo. Bright white square, big glowy dot. I tried with the HDs but I found the CAUTION orange color drew my eye in better than the more red HDs
Very insightful, thanks brutha
Glad it was helpful!
What about silencer height sights with the trinium ampules?
Very helpful, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank-you. Finally, someone who will tell you the truth. Looks like I could rack the HD's also ?? are they metal sights ??
Yep, you can rack the shit out of them. I often do it in classes, off doorways and walls, just to show the students. HDs are great sights. I even run them on my G-43 backup. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR
That's what I run, although it is time for a change...mine are 10 years old and dim to the point they don't show up well in the dark.
Now that I read your bio... Thanks for your Service
So what are the 2 screws through the slide cover plate for, retention?
I've never had one come loose but I haven't done what you have and I'm curious.
Thanks for great vids and free advice, even more for your service.
Love your videos !
very very informative !
keep on fighting the good fight brother !
Thanks for watching, TR
I'm gonna say it again because so many need to know/do this, USE/APPLY LOCTITE.
MilitantDOAR true story, that front sight definitely needs Loctite. Mine came loose after about 1000 rounds without it. Just a dab of blue loctite on the threads of that front sight and I haven’t had an issue since.
The super glue, or the thread locker?
raydon14ify thread locker red tube of loctite called blue loctite
Great information
Glad it was helpful!
Filmed in Fallujah? 😂
I actually like the Glock OEM Night Sights. I have no reason to replace them.
Where were you when making this video? Afghanistan or Arizonastan?
Arkansas
Good insight.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love the trijicon HD night suppressor height. Do the white then all 3 are white . My other must a Jonny glock trigger . Well worth the money. I don't know another guy how cares and dose a better job.
Thanks for your service sir , all your videos are pretty informative and I learned a lot about the glock . The most important thing for gun and use is safety . I had a friend of mine ( he is a police officer /marine ) he shot himself in the foot and blew clear his holster luckily they did save his toe. I carry the p226 smith and Wesson and I gotta say the glock is a fun weapon to shoot very accurate and when I need to be fast I’m lighting fast in the draw very good stuff
Thank you so much
I had tried on hd ns on my g42 they were great but I'm looking for new sights for my g19 and want xs big dot but can't afford them only got g42 sights with them,it was used.Any recommendations that are around 50 or under?
Do you prefer the regular Trijicon HD or the HD XR? Gen 5 glock 19 needs some new sights
I've used both and honesty can't say I prefer one over the other. Both are awesome.
I have the ameriglo I-dot with tritium very similar to the trijicon hd. I can really make out the orange front sight.
Night sights A must for glocks.
You can’t always just push new sights in. Sometime you have to file off some material to make them fit.
True... Sometimes
What is your take on the .40S&W? Not trying to start the silly debate. I shoot / carry all three major calibers. Don’t have a lot of confidence in 9mm, but recognize its strengths. Never felt underprepared with a .45ACP. Don’t see .40 as a bad caliber. Just curious on the opinion of better men experienced men than I.
I started with 9mm Ball, and it sucked. My unit switched to .45ACP, and it sucked (not enough ammo). Then, they gave us GLOCK .40cal, and it hit hard with more rounds. Then, we did tests on human cadavers... 9mm Barnes TacXP out performed 40cal and 45ACP in the human bodies. I used to think all hollow points were the same. Not anymore. So, now I carry a G-23 (.40cal) with a Lone Wolf 40-9 conversion barrel. I can shoot 9mm all day long, but can quickly switch to 40cal if I'm out of 9mm. The 9mm just shoots better. Just my opinion. Thanks for watching. TR
I think most standard sights on a lot of pistols are only mediocre. I prefer fiber optic or tritium sights. the sight adjustment tools are well worth the money!
Awesome review really makes sense, just bought my first Glock 19 Gen 4, two things that don;t thrill me are the sights (Gonna replace them as soon as Maryland lets me take control of the weapon, stupid 7 day waiting period), and the trigger, I don't like the curved trigger, I am gonna replace it with a flat trigger. Excited to shoot this platform, and truthfully, I bought this pistol from an Armor / Gunsmith not brand new, but very well maintained.He replaced alot of stuff on it, and when he sold it to me, he put the stock items back on so the barrel, trigger , magazine release ect are all brand new. Awesome video thanks brother.
Thanks for watching. Have fun with your new pistol. TR
I know this is old, but does anyone have the XS sights DXT2 on their Glock? What’s your opinion?
Goods
Good video.
Iron sights never fail 👍
Amen
Ameriglo I dot pro sights. Best for me.
How do you zero sights?
My Gen 2 Glock 22 came with factory nightsights
Yep, the three dots with tritium inserts. That was the "best technology" 30 years ago. In the GEN-5s, which came out AFTER I filmed this video, all now have the "Bold" sight option, which is the same Trijicon HD sights that I'm showing here, but made by AmeriGlow. Thanks for watching, TR>
Another option with the HD sights is to take a black permanent marker and color in the 2 small dots on the rear U notch. That way your eye in any condition can focus on that front sight post without other distractions. Basically taking the best worlds of your competition sights and combat sights
i crazy glue my fiber optic sight for 3 gun.
my glock rear sight tool is a wood fish bonker with a small punch with electric tape on the tip to tap it in lol.
just picked up the yellow trijicon hds, very nice.
finding the right setup will change your whole attitude about shooting.
Why doesn't Glock improve their firearm sights?
Maybe they have stock in all the other companies. They know people are going to Glocks no matter what. Same thing with the triggers.
Just picked up a gen 4 21 any suggestions on night sights
Trijicon HD
What do you think about XS minimalist sights?
I have no experience with them.
I would have no problem with the Glock factory sights if they didn't just come in white.
What about XS Big Dot? Not even a mention?
Because it is not a good sighting design for long range shooting. Fast up close, but terrible for long distance shooting
My gunsmith would do it for $30 thats prob the cost of the rear sight tool.
so what happens when you have a RMR ready Glock and you put the RMR on, then your sights are useless, you need to use Suppressor height night sights made by Ameriglo, just as good as Trijicom and alot cheaper, I'm a Certified Gunsmith and Licensed FFL dealer, the Truglow TFX and TFO is more affordable and just as good as Trijicon.years ago Trijicon was the best, with all the new technologies out and improvements there is alot better options at alot cheaper prices
Yep, this is an old video you are commenting on.
Thanks for watching, TR
How would you compare these to the haley strategic thirteen sights I'm debating between these and the trijicon. I have a vickers u notch rear and ameriglo green front and I find it a lot hard to line up the front sight with the u notch. Thanks
Would the Trijicon HD sights work well for USPSA and IDPA type of competitions?
Yes
Tactical Rifleman, thanks guys!
Please explain why you think that the Clip-Grip is a good choice. That has got to be worse than a Serpa or just sticking it in your pocket. I offers NO protection of the trigger.
Excellent question, which I cover in a different video... but since you are here: I do NOT think that the Clip-Grip is a good choice. However, I have tested it and will run it in the summer when it is "Balls Hot" and I don't want to wear a heavy plastic holster. That said, NEVER just run the Clip without using a Trigger protector. I personally recommend the Vanguard, by Raven Concealment. It clips over the trigger and pulls off when you draw. Check out that other video and Thanks for watching. TR.
Thanks for the response. How is the other video listed?
What do they cost
Have the Trijicon HD on my Glock 30 but the yellow front sight is starting to dull and getting harder to see, so I’m thinking about replacing them. Any experience with Night Fision sights? Would appreciate any insight before purchasing them or another set of Trijicons. Thx!
Sorry, I have no experience with them
SGT MAJ is the fixed blade on your belt the same one you carry on your body armor?
No, it is not. I carry a short fixed blade on my belt, more as a utility knife. It is a Tops Knives brand, but I have no loyalty to individual knife companies. Most are good; some are great. You usually get what you paid for.
Thank You
the Sig XM17 (military version of the Sig P320)turned out much more accurate, reliable,plus interchangeable calibers(9mm,40mm,45ACP and 357) size,configuration and color than Glocks.Originaly sold for the same price but with tritium sigh included.
@1:50 OOPS!
If you do take to a gunsmith to get them on and go to the range just make sure you know where your hitting because obviously you don't have the tool to put on rear sight forgot to mention that in video..
Sir, what are your thoughts on the proctor Y notch glock sights
Sorry, but I have no experience with the Proctor Sights. I don't want to be one of those guys that just repeats what he hears or sees on the internet. So, I will hold my comments until I have more experience with their product. Sorry I couldn't help. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR
I have them on my 19 and am quite happy with the purchase.
I still think X's are the best self deffense sight.
I have used the XS for about two year and i was (and still "in some ways") on your wagon...
...But i discovered a "flaw":
like the "Mepro 21"; if you are standing in a "dark room", and have to shoot to a target in "full sun", you will not be able to see the tritium or even the "white lollypop".
The "silhouette" of the XS will be "really approssimative"; no problem in short range (like 5-7 m) but at even at 25 m i do suck big time in those conditions (i am not even able to put all the bullets in a "torso like target"...).
I am going back to "traditional silhouette + 2 dots"...
Norm Macdonald looks different in this video
Norm is dead
Am I trippin or did he use a CGI background