whos running TFO's? [Archive]

sigpro-fessor

01-21-2008, 19:35

Post'em if ya got'em.

1. how do you like them?
2. are they durable enough for daily CC?

I'm curious as I've heard about the tritium vials popping out fairly frequently.

gtmtnbiker98

01-21-2008, 20:26

I've got them on my G17 and my G34 and love them. These are my two IDPA guns so I wouldn't know how suitable they are for every day carry.

sureshot

01-21-2008, 20:29

i have em on my g12sf
and i couldnt be happier with em
havent had a problem with em popping out
i really like having the same sight picture in light or dark situations
and it seems like im more accurate with em
i carry my shooter daily in and out of the truck
without a hitch so far

diode

01-21-2008, 20:49

So far so good on my G30. I kinda like them but find them sometimes condencending to these old eyes....I like them but hate them as they are different than what I am used to...standard night sights. Jury is still out on these, they seem to be tough but I am not sure these are for me.

jb

sigpro-fessor

01-21-2008, 21:20

I'm thinking of putting them on my 19.

They don't make them for the M&P, so I'm gonna' roll with the trijicon/novack night sights.

I like the factory night sights on my Sig 2022 so the sig is gtg.

USMC06

01-21-2008, 21:32

I really like them. I have them on my G17. I pick them up faster than I pick up my Dawson Precision FOs on my G34. I have had no issues with them. Also used TFOs on a carry G23. My brother has had no problems with his on his G34. My sis-in-law had several problems with them on her G34 (dial kept falling out on two sets) and she went back to her Dawson FOs.

mfetty77

01-21-2008, 21:35

Have a set on my G19. Good sights but the craftmenship could be better. Front sight pipe tried to come out of mine. Had to glue it back in. I don't think I will buy another set of them.

edrobert

01-21-2008, 21:45

No problem with mine....I rotate between my G23 & G27 daily.

4lifeglocker

01-21-2008, 21:47

they work great i have them on my 19c. Here are some pics
http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=809991

JJMGlockTrumpet

01-21-2008, 21:59

I have them on my G19 wich I carry. I love them and have not had any problems whatsoever. They are super bright day and night. I like them much better than the stock Glock sights. After I got them my buddy got some for his G23. Another buddy just put some on his XD-40.

40Pirate

01-21-2008, 22:03

No pics, but I have them on my duty G22. Great sights and no problems to report. :pirates:

bisdak

01-21-2008, 22:26

TFO's on my G19 as my carry for the past year and a half, so far so good---really like it.

Menehune

01-22-2008, 08:05

I have thought about a set for a while to put on my 34, but still hear things about the fiber coming out. What bothers me also is that on the 34/35, the front sight hangs out into the open area of the slide cut.

I just wonder if that may put stresses on the sight at that spot.

sigpro-fessor

01-22-2008, 12:26

I have thought about a set for a while to put on my 34, but still hear things about the fiber coming out.

Yeah thats what worries me as well, guess its hit or miss. I may have to roll with the Trijicon Novaks.

http://www.topglock.com/images/trgl11.jpg

Pistol Pedro

01-22-2008, 17:32

Post'em if ya got'em.

1. how do you like them?
2. are they durable enough for daily CC?

I'm curious as I've heard about the tritium vials popping out fairly frequently.

See my thread here (http://glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=814259) about TFO's. I loved them until yesterday.:crying:

G19Tony

01-22-2008, 17:35

I've only shot this 19 one time with the TFO's so far. No problems noted, but I will be watching closely. This is my first time trying TFO's. :wavey:

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b226/G19Tony/DSC00108.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b226/G19Tony/DSC00103.jpg

diode

01-22-2008, 19:55

G19Tony

01-23-2008, 00:15

Tony: I like what you have done to your G19. Very classy!!

Thanks. It's a Gen 3 that I sanded the humps off of. I use it mainly for my AA .22 conversion. :supergrin: