Trijicon Glock Suppressor Night Sight Set, White Front/White Rear with Green Front Lamp & Orange Rear Lamps

The Glock Generation 4 MOS Platform is an excellent way to add an optic to your pistol. I have a Glock 19 with a Vortex Venom red dot. Unfortunately, Glock does not supply suppressor height sights which is somewhat ludicrous since most people who get this will use a red dot. Red dots will obscure a standard plastic factory Sight. I purchased a front sight hex tool and a Sight tool universal sight pusher here from Amazon. If you have a red dot attached, then yon have to remove it before installing these Tritium sights. In fact, and I learned the hard way, I don't recommend mounting the red dot, until you have bore sighted it and tested point of impact on a target. Before installing the front sight, I use Blue Loktite to secure the screw into the front sight base. Believe me, you don't want your front sight coming off with recoil. It's hard to find it on the ground, particularly in the woods since that's where I shoot. I typically zero at 15 yards, and I set up my red dot at 25 yards. With this configuration, I depend upon my Tritium night sights up to 15 yards. However, the red dot is cowitnessed with my night sights. These sights have a nice durable finish. The white outline helps with the visibility in day or night. The different color Tritium allows for more contrast. This helps with target acquisition. As you can see from my photos, the sights easily clear a Vortex Venom. I have also purchased similar brand/model sights that are compatible with my Trijicon RMR-04.

I was worried when reading reviews that I was going to receive a bad product, 2nd hand product, fake Trijicons, or a returned Trijicon sights. However, I did not. I already own a few set of Trijicons and these look great. They're not fakes and they're exactly as described. I wasn't aware that they made orange back and front green as all of the ones I've ordered (from different retailers) were all green with white outlines. If you're worried about receiving fakes or bad Trijicons, just know there are people out there getting the exact product they ordered and are very happy with the purchase. These aren't the brightest in the industry but from my experience, that's how they just are. Look at my photos and video and judge for yourself. I would suspect those who "didn't get the right products" are either customers who switched the products out for another, scamming the seller, or are the victim of scammers who did the same thing. Switching out products and returning them is something I encountered in my business, especially when selling online. It's usually the few terrible people out there who ruin it for the many. Please don't scam. It really ruins a lot of peoples lives. The seller, the individual who receives your bad product and all buyers as the seller has to put more stringent return policies and raise their prices due to selling items that they either can't resell or take a loss on. These Trijicons are perfect and I'm an avid gun owner with dozens of guns all kitted out with gear. I can tell if I'm dealing with a shady seller and receiving bad or fake products. These are real Trijicons and I'm very happy with the purchase. The seller seems legit to me. Thanks for getting me a great product.

Excellent as always.

Dumb me, I didnt realized I ordered these as a multi colored set. The rears glow orange, front green. I've always just had green front and back. How ever this color contrast is phenomenal, very easy to grab a sight picture in pitch dark. So a welcomed suprise! You will not regret these sights. From post appears nice and precise for accurately placing shots.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Great sights always go with trijicon irons and love them every time

These sights are really nice. I have a red dot optic on my Gen 5 Glock 19 and regular sights are just too short to be seen. These sights are tall and are easy to use with my red dot optic. They will make a nice backup in case the red dot fails or I'm outside in bright light were the optic may not be visible. I really like the orange rear dots with the green front dot. The rear sight fit is extra tight. They will never ever come lose. You won't be able to put these on with a nylon punch, they're just that snug. I used a sight pusher tool and that did the job. The tool left a mark on the sight at the point of contact. If I had it to do again, I'd put some masking tape on the pusher element.

The old night sights on my Glock 17 were over 20 years old and no longer glowing enough to use. In addition, they did not allow me to sight over my suppressor. I replaced them with this Trijicon set and they are bright enough to see, and tall enough to let me sight over the suppressor. HOWEVER- a couple things could be better. The actual dots are rather smaller in diameter than the old ones and a little harder to see in the dark. The original was a very bright green. These are smaller in diameter and not as bright. Also, the instructions showed the front sight as attaching with a screw and washer. It needed a special size key wrench to install. I got the wrench with the sight. But, neither the ad nor the instructions told me in advance that the original sight was staked in place rather than being attached with a screw. I had to put the slide in a padded vice and grind out the staked area to remove the old sight. I was afraid I would damage the slide, but I really didn't have to take off much metal before I could wiggle the old sight out with a pair of pliers. The new sight pressed down into the mounting slot as a "finger tight" fit. The supplied mounting screw and wrench worked just fine. I made a trial fit then, once I saw it was going to work OK, I took it off and reinstalled it using blue LocTite. Using my sight adjustment tool, I pressed the old rear sight off left to right holding the barrel pointed forward. The new sight pressed on left to right easily enough using the adjustment tool. I centered it on the slide and then pushed it just an RCH to the right to compensate for my weird vision. Took it out to try and found I have the sight positioned just right for me and at 25 yards the bullets land just where I aimed them. All in all, I am happy with the Trijicon replacement sights.

I seen the reviews I took a chance and it paid off this is legit branded triigicon sights and they went right on with a tool thats called a pistol sight press