Can tritium sights (e.g. Trijicon) be installed in these?
1987109
We have installed the fiber optic front sigh posts before with no issues, but have not yet tried the tritium posts by Trijicon. There should be no issue if they are truly A2 spec.
1987110
The 'guts' of the sights look identical to A2 sights, so I don't see why not.
1792592
None will fit. It already comes with night sights. Don't think you can change them.
1265377
Yes. You can cowitness your iron sights and the Scope. I use the lowest scope-mounts on it.
482535
Yes, however, I would not waste your time on puchasing them. They are a great visual site but they are extemely fragile. The steel will shatter when dropped and the tritium vails crack easily as well. This would not normally be an issue if you could get Trijican to warrenty them but they will not. In addion they will only sell the sights as a set so if you damage one you have to buy both. If you really want this type of sight I recomend Ameriglo or XS 24/7 They are stronger and just as fast.
2065012
I have a CORE and a longslide, i have NOT found a trijicon sight that would fit, the grove is larger. Its my understanding they take a different sight
462753
Although you cannot spot them in the photo shown you can see them if you go to Troy's Web Site. They are not as visible as you may think in the daylight. The front tritium site is more visible to me even with some day light but the rear sights are at their best in near complete darkness. If it says Tritium it is. They are a very good sight. Excellent.
1842806
yes - just make sure you have the right tool - there is one for straight sided sights and one for angled sights.
1493742
I don't know, check out Trijicom's website. They are great sights. You also might check out Truglo or opticsplanet.com
1641534
No, they do not glow in the dark like night sights. For that you need to have a radioactive material called tritium incorporated in the device. These sights work by collecting available light and work well under even low light conditions. If you want sights that truly glow in the dark there are many manufacturers. Most are made to fit larger caliber pistols. And they are usually $100 or more.
794154
Dennis Wiggins is correct. Take a look at his answer. Also, remember to use BLUE loctite. NOT RED. The sights are good. The tritium works great and Iʻve had these installed on one of my Glockʻs for over a year. This particular gun often sits in my safe for months, and every time I open the safe those dots are glowing!
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
2018433
not sure. I looked for a reference to see if your 2022 had #8 sights, but could not find any. I would suggest you call sig , and or tru-glo for your answer.
1433307
They work the same as three dot sights, they don't gather light so they don't have any advantage over plain three dot sights. Where these are at their best is in total or near total darkness and you might consider a different front sight Tritium lamp, such as yellow rear and green front. Some difference that will show the front sight better at night. It's all a matter of choice and cost. Buy the ones you like for the best price but the originals are on very tight and I had to use a file on the sight's to make them fit. Good luck.
218386
Actually, it is always on with tritium night sights. It just appears to grow brighter the darker it gets. But don't worry, the tritium lasts for years, unlike the red-dot or laser sights that are battery powered - where those you need to switch them off to conserve the battery.
482536
Yes it will Take a look: https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product2_hdns.php?mid=17
386187
Trijicon sights use 3/16 x 60mm bolts on the front sights, it should work fine.
243524
yes you can the tritium glows very well it even comes with a card that tells you how to figure out how many clicks so you can set it to any degrees you need it set at