Aftermarket Glock sights

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I have a G20 with OEM plastic adjustable sight. They are loose in the dovetail:rolleyes: Like to swap them out. What do you recommend and what front sight height? I shoot centre of mass, not 6 o'clock hold. Thanks.
 
plinker 777 said:
Tritium 3 dots or blacked out rear.

I would think you would have to special order service pistol sights that are such a height for a 6 o'clock hold. Everything I've ordered for my Glocks were poa type service sights.
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Hey Plinker I shoot poa too, what sight height did you get? Thanks
 
i just sourced some triji suppressor height night sights from the calgary shooting centre, they're a trijicon dealer so they custom ordered some for me took like 2 months maybe less. might be worth your time reaching out to them.
 
B said:
TruGlo TFO sights are pretty awesome. If you can't see them clearly in pretty much any condition you are probably blind.
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I agree. I got a set from Brownells that was a TFO front and plain black rear. I really like them.
 
johnl said:
Hey Plinker I shoot poa too, what sight height did you get? Thanks
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Standard Trijicon 3 dots. I love them. I put them on my G21 and G17. I don't recall the height...same as the standard Glock cup and ball I suppose as they are also poa sights. (I don't want to see where I'm shooting until its all over with! :p)

I shoot FO front and a blacked out rear on my GP100 and it is also a great poa combination, but there's just something fragile about FO that doesn't relate to the steel Trijicons.
 
Meprolight night sights are nice. Very good at low light to no light and also very good in the daytime. Big white dots that don't fade.
 
johnl said:
I'm old school, I like target sights black on black, no mall ninja night sight tactical red dot dildo #### for me:p
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Your eyes must still be pretty good. I use to be able to read a road atlas driving down the road with a crappy map light...I'll be going with the glowing mall ninja phallus in the future. If you're getting older maybe time to get use to them.
 
redshooter said:
Your eyes must still be pretty good. I use to be able to read a road atlas driving down the road with a crappy map light...I'll be going with the glowing mall ninja phallus in the future. If you're getting older maybe time to get use to them.
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:p. I've narrowed it down to either Dawson black rear and small fibre front, or Sevigny plain all black. I don't care for the three dot night sight, had them on the many HK P7s I owned over the years, personal preferance I guess. Now to find someone with the two sights I mentioned to try before I lay out the dough.
 
Hello,
Have a look at Dawson Precision part number 310-097 for Glock.
Black serrated blade, FO front.
I just installed a similar combo made by LPA on my CZ-75B....awsome difference with the stock sights.
Dan
 
DanRR said:
Hello,
Have a look at Dawson Precision part number 310-097 for Glock.
Black serrated blade, FO front.
I just installed a similar combo made by LPA on my CZ-75B....awsome difference with the stock sights.
Dan
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Dan, where did you get the LPA sights from? Thanks.
 
Hi John,
From Fusion Firearms.
You will deal with Robert Serva....excellent service.
I ordered part number SPR 86 CZ 7F.
I received and installed them yesterday; minimal fitting with a small triangular file.
For the front sight, you will have to measure the old one in order to dig a little chanel for the pin. Very easy with a Dremel or the file.
It is a real improvement, since I shoot production in IPSC (and I will have no excuse not to see the sights).
Dan
 
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