Since you have had these sights for a while,have you used them in direct sunlight on a clear day? How do they compared with the standard stock sights?
282776
I've used them in a variety of different conditions and after adjusting them, I couldn't be more satisfied. I had them installed on a smith&wesson; m&p9; and the stock sights can't compare. Even on the brightest days you will not have a problem quickly finding them.
282777
Very clear in all lighting conditions. Rear sight is a little sharp in some places. Not a precision set up, 100% combat sights
282778
They pop even better in direct sunlight than they do in the dark. The sights are fantastic in any conditions. I wish they made these for every gun I own.
282779
Thay are great sights! The front sight is a bit brighter than the rear sights, on purpose. I will be getting more of these for my Kimber.
282780
Because they collect available light, the contrast in direct daylight is excellent. In short, they range from better in daylight to no comparison at all in low light conditions.
282781
Never used them they were returned they were not adjustable They were for a 22 They guy that ws going to,install them advised I return them
282782
In bright conditions these are a world better than the standard three dot contrast sights, the bright light really lights up the fiber optic pipes and the green front sight is readily visible. Quite honestly there is no comparison between these and the stock sight set, the TFO's win hands down.
1433308
In bright sunlight they will function like basic 3 dot sights, if the tru glos have fiber optics they will be brighter, but I think the mepros are the better all around sight. I don't think you will gain much of an advantage, if any, with the truglo.
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.
1433306
My Meprolight sights do not "glow" in daylight. They are just visible white dots. My guess is that is true of all the tritium sights, but I do not have any direct experience besides the ones I have. It's not clear to me why you would want a glowing light sight in daylight.
2019521
I run these on an xdm9c - they work very well. However, as with most sights, they require fitting.
777226
I have not had a chance to use a EOTech but I do know these are very solid feeling. The sight is very clear and has good settings.
2229638
This is made by Trijicon for the Walther P99. They work great. Fit the gun well and low light visibility is awesome. Mine are over a year old and still bright add new. Front sight is hard to get the little screw in to mount and requires some messing around to tighten. Rear sight mounts in less than a minute. I carry ever day in a Cross breed holster and I have never knocked the front sights off or needed to ad
613126
They are standard, you can choose crosshairs with dot in middle, eotech style, plain dot, or circle and crosshairs. If you have an astigmatism they may be blurry, like they are to me, but still no problems here. If you need the moa of the sights, the sightmark website states them. I used the crosshairs with dot in middle and it's easily accurate to 100+ yards
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.
197312
The size isn't that much different than the factory sights. No problems here.
1007108
No they are not. They are a plain three dot system, replacing Glock's rear U sight. I don't understand the logic of night sights: If it's too dark to see your sights, wouldn't it be too dark to see your target?
306311
Dim in daylight. Don't forget it's constructed and it's purpose is not the target to see the sight. Only shooter can see the glow of the sight. Bright, sort off, also to locate the MossBerg in the dark, place in position so it's visible. But, I lost the sight, does not secure well enough. Even installation is " screwy. " does not rotate fully to be flush with barrel and no gap between thread-in portion. Has to be forced to fully align the glow portion of sight with shooter' and barrel. Since lost, sight cannot be replaced without buying again. Since, I like my sight to stay on the barre Dim in daylight. Don't forget it's constructed and it's purpose is not the target to see the sight. Only shooter can see the glow of the sight. Bright, sort off, also to locate the MossBerg in the dark, place in position so it's visible. But, I lost the sight, does not secure well enough. Even installation is " screwy. " does not rotate fully to be flush with barrel and no gap between thread-in portion. Has to be forced to fully align the glow portion of sight with shooter' and barrel. Since lost, sight cannot be replaced without buying again. Since, I like my... » Read More Dim in daylight. Don't forget it's constructed and it's purpose is not the target to see the sight. Only shooter can see the glow of the sight. Bright, sort off, also to locate the MossBerg in the dark, place in position so it's visible. But, I lost the sight, does not secure well enough. Even installation is " screwy. " does not rotate fully to be flush with barrel and no gap between thread-in portion. Has to be forced to fully align the glow portion of sight with shooter' and barrel. Since lost, sight cannot be replaced without buying again. Since, I like my sight to stay on the barre « Show Less
254960
Ive owned several sets of XS sights. From shotguns, ARs, leverguns, revolvers and semi autos. Not seen nor had any malfunctions. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another set.
1168680
The year varies, but Kimber "Meprolight" will not ship any that are more then two years old! Kimber told me that they simply recycle the ampules of tritium and that they only ship fresh units! Mine were dated less then four months! They claim a 15 year life span, so that's something to count for these sights! Keep in mind they need a sight pusher to remove the old sights and to install the new ones! Also note that it will take some hand fitting, and still require quite a bit of force to install! Done correctly, these are some of the tightest and most secure sights out there, and they are bright, without being a distraction!!!!
1631952
Sure will have them on my .40 nice ... See sights in the dark any light .. Worth the money ..
804907
No issues.... You see the reticle in black vs red. It is seen Very Clearly even in full sunlight
426993
Yes they work great, just a little bit taller off the top of the gun than the factory sights. I have them on my PPQ M2 and absolutely love them.