AmeriGloOptic Compatible Sight Set for Glock - XL Tall Green Tritium 3 dot Sight Set White Outlines .315" F .394" R

I got this set to replace an older (2013) set of ameriglo sights on a 2nd gen glock 19. I did a 2 day pistol course and apparently did not lock-tite the front sight well enough, as it came off at the beginning of the first day. I did notice it getting looser previously, but forgot about it before the class. I just used the front sight out of this new order. They have apparently changed the design, as the new front sight has a proportionately larger and bolder dot, making it easier to pick up quickly. These sights are easy to install (the front is a breeze but requires a front sight tool (NOT included) and PLENTY of lock-tite. The rear was fairly easy to do as far as dovetail sights go if memory serves; mark the center of the stock sights on the slide with a pencil, then use a brass punch and hammer to drive out the old and in the new, aligning with the mark you made on the slide) look and feel high-quality and are bright and bold. My ~4 year old sights are still going strong, and in fact the slightly brighter new front sight helps me pick it up more easily. Highly recommend these.

Nice and bright

I got them and hated them before I opened the package, a side by side comparison looked like they wouldnt clear the base of my Viper (on a G19 MOS Gen5). But when they were installed they lined up perfectly and I like their lower co witness versus a Tr!j!c0n suppressor sight. These are inexpensive and awesome, they are currently on my Gl0ck that I carry for SWAT operations and are reliable, clear and an excellent choice!

Put them on my 47. Front went on easy obviously. Rear sight was tight, EXTREMELY tight! They’re steel, which should be more durable than the plastic glock oem set. Much brighter than my 19x factory night sights and the truglo set on my 17mos. Didn’t have a sight pusher but DID have a bench vice so I decided to wing it. Pushed them in with the vice and a piece of key steel. Then had to tap them in place with a brass punch without having to sand the dovetail down. Took a bit to zero them properly. I figured they would be scratched up from the punch marks but they’re surprisingly tough because there were no marks that I could see. Should you try my method to save money? Absolutely NOT, just get the sight pusher!

Glock 34.5 MOS with factory plates and a Swampfox Justice1(rmr footprint) and they are just barely cowitness and I mean just barely. Probably should've measured before hand but live and learn.However otherwise great sights. Perfect fit, was surprised there wasn't any kind of loctite on the front site screw but added some before installing.

I’ve had these for 5 years still work great

Nice quality sights, but man are they tight. Front sight obviously was a breeze, but the rear is crazy tight. Out of the package it started maybe a 1/8 inch. most other sights ive swapped slide in a majority of the slide width using just fingers and a pusher to finish it off, but this required a good amount of filing. Very pleased with the finished product though.

As a new G19 gen5 owner I was excited to put on a set of night sights that would mimic those on my service weapon; with the proper practice low or almost no light shooting can be accurate and effective. I purchased the NC Star (blue) sight pusher tool and the front sight Nut tool and both worked flawlessly. From start to finish I’d say it took me 15 minutes to remove the factory sights and install these. Granted I haven’t made a trip to the range yet for fine adjustment of the rear sights, but based on photo comparison I’d say I put these on as close as possible without the use of a micrometer or other specialized alignment tool. As for the fit and finish of these I give five stars, no defects as others have shown. I will update accordingly if warranted, but thus far very pleased with the glow intensity as well as the slightly smaller dots that should enable more effective distance shooting than the chunky factory sights.