recommended night sights

[judomayhem]

I am heading into law enforcement and so need to put these on. I know that several companies advertise in the gun rags, but is there a
leader in the field? Is there really any difference?

[alank2]

Hi,

Trijicon or Ameriglo Classic (which are just OEM'd Trijicon). Check out www.glockparts.com for prices. I think if you send your slide to www.glockparts.com they will put them on for you...

Good Luck,

Alan

[allglock]

Meprolights are the best for the money, and dont lose the white rings like Trijicons.
Trijicons are overrated. IMO.

[edrobert]

I'm a big fan of the TRUGlo Tritium/Fiber Optics as they are probably the brightest sites on the market day or night! Low profile sang resitant design and available Green/Green or with a Green/Yellow combination. They're also easy to install yourself. Don't laugh but I've found the best place to get them is eBay($80), which is 10-20% less than most retailers are charging for them.

[NoGo]

Basic TRU GLO Meps are $60something from Midway. Bright and durable.

[slow ride]

Trijicon.

[edrobert]

The TRUGLO Tritium/Fiber give you the best of both worlds.....Light Gathering Fiber Optics for day shooting and Tritium Powered Fiber Optics for night time.

[mike23]

FWIW- I've had Meps on all of my GLOCKS and they seem to work very well and stay bright over the years.

[JBaird22]

I have had Meps, Trijicons and the factory glock night sights. Out of the three I like the trijicons. Are the Meps just as good, yeah. And even the Glock sights get the job done. The only thing I don't like about the factory glock sights is the light isn't as focused as the other two. I have also had a sig with their nightsights on it and they were focused too.

[Hoosier_Buddy]

Originally posted by NoGo
Basic TRU GLO Meps are $60something from Midway. Bright and durable.

Meprolights? Link please.

[Tex Glocker]

Another vote for the Truglo tritium fiber optic night sights. They are very bright day or night.

[G22Mike]

Meprolights on my G22. No complaints here.:thumbsup:

[guzzizzit]

Just added TruGlo TFO's to my GLOCK 22. Loveing them so far. awsome DAY or NIGHT visibility.

[jeremy1]

+1 on Meps but all listed so far are good.

[Sarge45]

Originally posted by alank2
Hi,

Trijicon or Ameriglo Classic (which are just OEM'd Trijicon). Check out www.glockparts.com for prices. I think if you send your slide to www.glockparts.com they will put them on for you...

Good Luck,

Alan

Ditto.

[C.Smith]

I have tried Mepros, I have Trijicons one gun, I have the big dot with the low profile rear (can't remember what they are called) and I recently put a set of Heine straigh eights on my G29.

Hands down I love the Heine sights. They are easy to see in the day time, and I can see them at night just fine. What ever you get, get a different color front sight than the rear.

I see a lot of guys that get them mixed up and shoot left or right of their targets at night.

Corey

[BestGunEver]

Has any one heard of the Wilson Combat night sights for the Glock?
I am personaly leaning towards those, because I love them on my CQB. I also think it would be good to have the same sight picture on two pistols.

I would be awsome if people posted pics of their sight picture to aid those who are shopping for them.:)

[AgentM79]

Meprolights are good (rings don't wash out). Go Orange rear, Green front. Trijicons ARE overrated. If you go Glock-brand, make sure that they are FACTORY installed.