#Warren tactical glock night sights plus#

In addition to its wide field of view, the notch's round bottom creates a noticeable contrast with the square front blade to help funnel the shooter's eye toward the front sight.

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Glock Parts has a huge selection of custom Glock parts and apparel for all of your custom Glock needs. Add to cart Lone Wolf for Glock 19 Gen 3 Complete Upper Assembly Stainless Slide 9mm Barrel RMR ready 429.00. Glock Parts carries Tritium Glock night sights, fiberoptic sights, suppressor height sights, ghost ring sights, and more. HGW Complete Upper for Glock 19 Gen3, Combat Slide Black Cerakote Finish, 9mm Gold TiN Barrel 369.97. The U-shaped rear sight notch allows for for ample light on either side of the front sight for faster acquisition in all lighting conditions. Whatever type of Glock sight you are looking for we have options. Ideal for use on a concealed carry or duty pistol, the unique, patented profile of the Warren Tactical rear sight body features a streamlined 'wave' contour that's designed to sit low on the slide and reduce the likelihood of snags during the draw stroke. After five years of testing various designs, Warren adopted the sights that would bear his namesake and become well known throughout the law enforcement and competition communities. Warren developed these sights to overcome the shortcomings of virtually every other sight on the market. Rear Sights have a non-serrated face and are available in plain matte black for optimal contrast in bright light, as Read More Warren Tactical Series. Original replacement, Night sight, Sevigny, Tritium 2-DOT Item details Made in USA. The Warren Tactical and Sevigny Carry sights are great for precision shooting at longer range beyond 10-15 yards. Gun Rear sight for Glock Universal Model - WARREN TACTICAL SERIES. In my case, all but one set were models with tritium lamps. I ended up getting the fiber optic front and could see it much better. At first I painted the front with bright red fingernail polish. Designed to fit factory dovetails with little to no fitting required. The first four sets of iron sights that I evaluated and trained on were various models of Warren Tactical and Sevigny Carry. I had the all black Warren Tactical sights on a Glock 17 and just could not see them very well at the range. Right now I'm partial to the Warrens because my recently sold USPc had green front/orange rear sights, and the Warrens are also less expensive.Warren Tactical Sights were designed by IDPA champion shooter and FBI Hostage Rescue Team veteran Scott Warren. Used by numerous IDPA and USPSA National champions, as well as law enforcement professionals, these streamlined, steel sights are built for fast target acquisition. Bearing that in mind, if I had to choose only one of the two, which would you guys recommend?

My theme is 'simplicity', and that extends even to the ergonomics of the guns simplest, fastest possible sight picture, smooth-faced trigger for a simplified feel, etc. I was thinking I'd put the Warrens on the 26 and sometime in the future maybe put the Heinie Ledges on the 19 for class/training use, but so far I've done my best to keep both guns set up the same way.

#Warren tactical glock night sights plus#

The Ledges are due in June, the Warrens are available now and their suggested installer is an hour's drive from here, plus they're less expensive, as far as I can tell.ДЄre there any differences in quality/durability/suitability for concealement between the two? However, with a 0.245' front sight, the point of impact would be 1.9' low at 25 yds (assuming straight line bullet travel so as to use simple trig functions). I like the two-dot vertical alignment setup, and I'm torn between the Warren Tactical 'Sevigny Carry' and the upcoming Heinie Straight 8 'Ledge' sights. I have a G26 for carry and a G19 for 'everything else' but at the moment I can only afford to put night sights on the carry piece.