Do these sights have tritium inserts?
845769
Yes. Both the front and rear sights have tritium inserts. Both are very bright in low or zero light.
845770
This is information is directly from the manufacturer.Single Dot Rear (green tritium, no outline) featuring a .180" squared rear notch. Rear extends to end of slide and has an under-cut face to eliminate glare. Paired with a tritium front sight (green w/ white outline). Standard i-dot has .125" wide front (100 series) Pro i-dot series have .140" wide front (200 and 300 series) (The original U notch is available by request, in green color only)Thank you
1828520
Sure will, mount the rail to the slide or frame ($45), get the adapter for the Trijcon (RM34W $120), mount up. I machined my slide and mounted it directly to the slide, added taller suppressor sights and I can now see the fixed sights as well as the red dot. The RMR sight is so light I do not even notice it.
902970
They should fit. The dovetail on the Glocks are all the same as well as the hole in the front of the slide for the front sight post. They should fit with no problems. Just be careful if you plan on using a hammer and drift to install them as the cylinders that house the tritium are glass and can brake
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.
1572194
Yes they are and I am happy with them. They came out as ordered from two different suppliers thru Amazon because I did not want to wait. At the time the sights were hard to find in stock so I had to order that way. But it came out fine.
913978
No, they do not. But they are an awesome addition to any gun! I love mine on my s&w governor.
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.
609297
No, it won't. The ones for the shield have not been released to the general public. Check with your local gun supply store. We were able to find the Apex trigger kit and tritium night sights.
1772581
Yes they do! I have them on my gen 4 19. I'd reccomend having a shop install them as well as long as they have a sight pusher tool. Or buy one. Trijicon says to not hit the rear sight in which a lot of gun shops will do.
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!
819727
No, it runs on tritium, no need for batteries; which is the appeal of the optics. Trijicon's website can elaborate.
1517098
I do not know. I do not own one. With a little ingenuity and modifications, I got them to work for my firearms. I own some of the ones that are stated hard to push out. I Was able to push sights out just fine. Sorry couldn't be much help
717073
It seems to depend on who answers the question. The sights I received are on the same plane and the front sight does not work with a low profile gas block. It seems that the order fulfillment companies are sending out each type randomly.
1398176
They look simular to the Trijicon night sights. I used this to install mine with easy. I would be confident in using this to install them.
2264059
I'm not either so hopefully this will help a little more. I know some guns have some sort of glue under their sights that make it where you would want to secure your slide and knock them out with a punch and hammer. On the other hand, when they don't have glue they are very easy to slide out with a sight tool (which I recommend for installing tritium sights). My s&w; m&p; took me about 20 minutes to do slowly. Very easy, with a sight tool at least.
298526
The Bore Sight is machined Aluminum and the inserts are plastic. This way you won't mare the bore. I would suggest getting the accessory kit that's available, worth it just for the extra batteries. Good shooting.
854212
It is a screw in sight post so screw it in with a little bit of loctite on it and you are good to go. Be careful not to break your tritium sight though might wanna use a rag to cushion your tool while tightening.