Does this work OK with the traditional Glock rear sights or do you also have to change the rear sights?
510382
I can't answer that because I returned the sight due to it being so small and ineffective. The picture is deceiving. Not only was the entire post small, but the so-called tritium insert was all but useless. I bought the tru-glow night sights and couldn't be happier.
510383
I'm sure it will but I replaced the rear sight with the blacked out sight from ZEV. While shooting most of my concentration is on the placement of my front sight
510384
This front sight works well even with the Glock rear sights. No need to change the rear sights at all. The reason I changed it was my front Glock sight got knocked off and I purchased this front sight and I like it better than the stock sight that I had on the gun.
510385
I actually am not sure. I changed out both front and rear at the same time. I apologize that I cannot elaborate.
510386
I have it set up with the traditional Glock rear sight and have no issues at all with it set up like that. Had it that way for a few years now and love it!
510387
It will work with the factory rear sights. I am not sure that it will fit the Glock 20 or 21.
358546
My experience is that the slide of the Glock 30 is too tall to properly fit this unit, thereby precluding its use to adjust/change sights. It specifically states for Glock slides in 9mm/.357 Sig/.40 S&W calibres, and those it does with great aplomb, but not the heavier/larger calibers. Hope this helps in answering your query.
1875186
Yes, you need a sight pusher to remove and install this sight though, it replaces your rear sight.
565166
Get a Glockmeister sight tool which consist of the front and rear tools. Cheaper than all the other tools. watch it on youtube. takes about 5 minutes to change both sights. You will have the tool to adjust the windage of the rear sight when you sight it in. CHANGE THE SIGHTS 3 TIMES AND THE TOOL IS PAID FOR. It is so easy I would change sights all day for the $40.00 the gun smiths want.
380793
no, the mount is the side plate of sight on the one side. some how you need to get the "V" shape on your Glock so that this sight can lock into it.
1104393
I have this on a 1911 45 ACP, I remove this sight every time I clean the pistol and have had no issues and have not had to adjust after replacing on the gun
749058
I have a Gen 3 and 4 G19. I used this plug on my Gen 3 and a screw retained plug on my Gen 4. If you have an adjustable Glock rear sight, its a good place to store the sight tool.
839387
This sight works really well. It increases the accuracy a lot. Your rear sight will have to be removed but with greater accuracy at longer distances.
943094
I am not familiar with that holster, but the laser rear sight by LaserLyte is not very much larger than the OEM sight. Your best bet is to contact customer service at LaserLyte at www.laserlyte.com or Blackhawk at www.blackhawk.com. Both firms are extremely good at customer service, and they will be able to give you a more definite answer. Best of luck to you.
1856139
Yes, but I would recommend getting the rear-sight package, which I didn't. It really needs that to compliment it. It is better than the original sight.
563123
All of the Glock pistols have the same sights. This product will fit your gun. I have it on my duty weapon (Gen 3- 22), and absolutely love it! The sight acquisition is quick, and the tridium is very bright at night! You'll love these sights on your gun!
1420931
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P's. http://www.sightpusher.com You'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
88724
These are dovetail sights. If you have a front and rear sight then these will work for you. Switching these with the stock ones is tricky, look up you tube videos on dovetail sights and decide if you want to do it, or just have a gunsmith do it, they wont charge much.
1930106
The rear sight is a simple install since the receiver is tapped (mine is tapped too) however the front can be tricky. Mine had the standard bead sight and all i did was JB weld the new front sight on after scruffing up the barrel a bit where it was going to fit. Im not worried about the JB weld holding, because the first time i did it it set crooked and i had to remove it...with a hammer and a screwdriver....and reinstall. Perfect now and looks awesome. Works perfect.
1944797
The glock 19 rear sight slides in from right to left or vise versa. Once in position a screw on top of the sight is tightened. The sight may be adjusted left or right and re tightened.
821277
Most Glocks have the same sight mounts, so I assume it should fit.(I put mine on a Glock 26)
1944796
No, these are fixed just like factory sights. These are better for bright day and they also glow at night. I actually sent my slide and the sight to tru glo and they installed them to a gnats A$$ at 50 yards. No need for adjustable sights on a handgun for windage and elevation anyway.