Glock 19 gen3 suppressor sights point of aim question.

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mudgolem

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Hey folks,

I'm considering picking one up one of these Glock 19 Gen3 threaded barrel. The question I have is with the higher sights where is the point of aim/point of impact?

My personal preference is to line up top of front with the back and I shoot best with said setup. With the higher sights on these Glocks, I'm not sure where the point of impact will be.

I shoot at 15 and 25 meters distance.

If you've swapped out your sights already which ones would you recommend that's available here in Canada?
 
The sights are fine for normal use - in fact, they're better than the stock Glock sights by a mile. The sights are the only thing on a regular Glock that pretty much everyone agrees on - they're crap and have to go. The silencer sights like the factory night sights are perfectly use-able.
 
the sights are higher so a person can still use the iron sights with a can installed. Aim as you would normally.
 
mudgolem said:
Hey folks,

I'm considering picking one up one of these Glock 19 Gen3 threaded barrel. The question I have is with the higher sights where is the point of aim/point of impact?

My personal preference is to line up top of front with the back and I shoot best with said setup. With the higher sights on these Glocks, I'm not sure where the point of impact will be.

I shoot at 15 and 25 meters distance.

If you've swapped out your sights already which ones would you recommend that's available here in Canada?
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I replaced mine with Trijicon HD night sights as soon as I got my G19. Fabulous sights.
 
I bought a new Glock19 with the threaded barrel, i'll agree that the suppressor sights are better than stock sights, but they are too high for me and looked funny. i replaced with Trijicon as well
 
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