Posted: 10/15/2006 2:34:47 PM EDT
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Any good reason NOT to chose these night sights? Convince me to get something else instead or let me know if you have them and like them. Thanks. edit for spelling |
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Sorry I can't help you because I like them. Enough so that I installed them on a couple of guns so far. They are not the greatest sights for bullseye type accuracy but for combat\SD sights I think they rock. They really help you pick up and focus on the front sight, both in bright day light and dim light. Here they are on my G17  On my G19, I used the "Operator" front with a combat rear. The combat rear has a wider notch then the Operator rear.  I like both setups and haven't figured out which I like better? I'm leaning towards the full set of Operators only because I think the notch on the combats may be a tad too wide but the difference is not that much. |
Wow! Complete with pics no less. 
That's what I'm hoping for. Got a G19 that still has the standard Glock sights with the white outline rear. It's fine in daylight but I've had a few times where I had to end practice sessions early because even though I could still ID the target it was too dark to find the front sight. At night do the rear dots show up enough to easily know that the front sight is centered? |
At night they look just like regular nightsights, no difference in brightness between the front and rear. The only difference is that the rears do not have white rings around the ampules, so day time you can focus on the front only, but low light conditions they are regular nightsights. I like them a lot! All my Glocks have them. 
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