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Glock 23: Which night sights for CC?

GSX-RZ28ManGSX-RZ28Man Member Posts: 3 ✭✭
edited June 2003 in Ask the Experts
I'm changing my fixed sights to night sights. I know of Novak and Wilson Combat (both pricey,) Meprolight (seem more like high target type sights,) and Ameriglo. I haven't heard many favorable comments about factory night sights either. Something snag free/sloped is prefered. What are you using? Any help is appreciated.
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  • 0311marine0311marine Member Posts: 3,233
    edited November -1
    i put on my glock model 22 Trijicon Night Sights ,it ran me about 50 bucks

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  • ItGoBangItGoBang Member Posts: 1,529 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Make sure you check the date it was made, should be on the sight. most have a life of about 10 years and you dont want to buy one that is old. A friend saw some 4 sale in Gun list ( CHEAP ) he got one and it was 6 years old. [:)]

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  • SUBMARINERSUBMARINER Member Posts: 1,362 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I have trijicons on all of my guns.there used to be a website when you did a search for meprolight that someone started when they had all kinds of problems with those sights.my brother-in-law bought a sig 226 used.it had trijicons.he hit the rear sight on something and knocked one of the capsules loose.he called trijicon,explained what he did and that he was not the original purchaser.they told him to ship his slide to them and they put new rears AND fronts on it free.when i bought my first trijicons it was because of name and rep,now its because they really stand by their stuff.they are a little more than the others but in my opinion worth it.it would really be a shame to put such good sight on a GLOCK HA HA HA

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  • GSX-RZ28ManGSX-RZ28Man Member Posts: 3 ✭✭
    edited November -1
    Thanks for all of the advice. I've had Trijicon sights on two of my old guns. I liked them, just wanted to know what else was out there. Very funny Submariner; most fun you can have with Tupperware.
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  • SUBMARINERSUBMARINER Member Posts: 1,362 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    yeah im not a fan of tha full sized glocks they got too much recoil.i got a plastic hk usp and it shoots lot smoother than a model 17.but those baby glocks are sexy.i will have one of those soon,probably a 26 with trijicons ha ha

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  • mballaimballai Member Posts: 1,280 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I've had mixed feelings about night sights: was about to put them on a gun I was having customized. I'm convinced they do have value, but unless you are certain of your target, being able to accurately shoot something you haven't identified will prove a liability. A Surefire light might be a better investment or at least a worthy supplement to night sights.

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