[DLL9mm]

I recently bought a used G23 with some TFO sights on them. I noticed on the front sight, that the little fiber-optic/tritium tube is alittle loose. I can move it alittle with my finger. The front sight housing is on tight, but the tube is loose. Is this normal for these sights? Thanks!

[JesseCJC]

depends on how old they are. Use superglue or call Truglo to swap them out.

[DLL9mm]

Originally Posted by JesseCJC

depends on how old they are. Use superglue or call Truglo to swap them out.

I emailed Truglo. Where/how would you put the superglue? Would you remove the fiberoptic tube first?

[glockfan2327]

Originally Posted by DLL9mm

I recently bought a used G23 with some TFO sights on them. I noticed on the front sight, that the little fiber-optic/tritium tube is alittle loose. I can move it alittle with my finger. The front sight housing is on tight, but the tube is loose. Is this normal for these sights? Thanks!

yes I had this problem with TFO before in my glocks 23 and 27 , you need a short screw and use glue after this, I never had no more problems .

[DLL9mm]

Originally Posted by glockfan2327

yes I had this problem with TFO before in my glocks 23 and 27 , you need a short screw and use glue after this, I never had no more problems .

Question....Where and what do you glue. Does the vial have to be removed? Hopefully truglo emails me back today with good news.

[Concealed30]

I would send them back, they have a 12 year warranty, tell them you want them replaced, thats why they have a warranty. You can tell how well a sight is made by how long they warrenty them. Thats just my opionion, I would not glue anything, but to each his own...Its a decsion you will have to make for yourself..........G30

[DLL9mm]

I emailed them and they told me that the tube is supposed to be loose. Hmmmm.

[Concealed30]

had mine for over 3 years on my major-sub .45 ACP and was putting plus p rounds downrange every time I shot it and mine were never loose at all.. thats what Id be doing..LOL