Trying to decide between this and night sights do you loss any trigger room??
1463817
No the Laser does not interfer with the weapon's trigger. I would highly recommend night sights and this laser is just a bonus. Both are very useful, but if I could only afford one it would be night sights.
1463818
You don't loose much trigger room, but you do need a special holster with the laser.
763457
Just eyeballed my old receiver rail mount which i dont use for the same reasons below,but if you were to use one I think you'd get away with it....just. I'd recommend the trigger mod as well....Google is your friend.Hope this helps.
2132020
Upon recommendation from other shooter friends, I went with the green and am very happy with it. Excellent sight picture withnatural daylight-not necessarily great in indoor low light but still like it better than stock (black). For me the green is much more visible than red(I have guns with both).
415813
The three previous answers are good. I would like to add if you have big fingers and inserting the boresight might be a problem, use tweezers .You will be saving time and ammo at the range. I boresight using a gun cradle sighting from one bedroom to the other down the hall using a orange target marker on a 5 x7 card. Get it on paper, final zero at range, saves ammo.
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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
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over a stock mossberg brass bead yes, its great for the money but by no means is a night sight. The sight plane and height is right on, fit is snug threw alot of rounds and would help.
1717010
Home defense and Target shooting is great. I like a compact weapon for CCW I am a CCW Instructor for Florida Firearm Training in Cocoa Florida. Also on a firearm smaller than the Glock 17 the front sight hides the target. I have a set on a Glock 34 that I use in competition. If you want a good night sight for ccw get the Meprolight Tru Dot they are low profile and easily seen at night. That is what I use on my G27 Carry firearm. I hope this helps you out. I am also a Glock Armorer.
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well also bought the mechanically fixed HiViz sights they work are are helpful. depending on if you have a rail or smooth barrel would decide the type but in either case the rail mount winds up being about 18" apart when targeted with a laser bore sighting tool. Its just slaps on but sighting is another store.
1182717
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer my question. My concern was that in bright daylight I would not be able to pick up the front sight once painted. I have a tritium insert so I have no problem under dark conditions or even at night.
1866996
I didn't remove it as I did not want to re-sight my rifle. However it looks like my M&P; 15 which I have changed out for a night sight post. Thanks
1244692
Not the case for me. I have the equinox edition, though. It comes with a Truglo Brite Site fiber optic/night hybrid that sits kind of high and is longer than most night sights. I ended up not using my desantis pocket holster after a while since its thickness actually seemed to take away the main asset of the gun in concealability and started using a kydex pocket holster made by Raven Concealment. http://raven-concealment-systems.mybigcommerce.com/pocket-holsters/Hope this helps
1856636
I am not sure about your sight. But I have tried the G5 unversal light kit for Trophy Ridge sight that I use and it is not bright enough for it. I figure it should be interchangeable for your sight since Trophy Ridge is a very good sight.
1792592
None will fit. It already comes with night sights. Don't think you can change them.
911530
The front green dot (tritium) glows at night, but you can't see the big white ring around it though, and you can't see the hash mark on the rear sight. I bought these in a rush, and purely on a recommendation. While I agree that the sights are super effective in daylight-to-low light conditions, when it comes to usage at night I wouldn't feel confident with them. I feel more like I would be guessing where I'm aiming, which is the last thing someone would want to do. If you'd like a recommendation, I'll let you know how I make out with the TruGlo TFX Pro tritium/fiber optic sights.
1427997
I don't know for certain but the Nv sight qd may not have the side mounted red dot laser and either one will require an additional nv scope to use at night.
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?
1315831
I would say the repeated recoil will probably cause the image picture to go off. I use a 308 and it sometimes causes the image screen to go blank, about 70% of the time you will have a problem while shooting the 300 mag. Too big of a caliber for night hunting any way. I would try something smaller caliber.