Reviews - Meprolight Night Sights w/ Adjustable #8 Front & Rear Sight - Sig Sauer 20110 Reviews - MR-AP-SIG-20110

Author: spraynpray (verified customer) , retired, avid target shooter, from Vintondale, Pa on Aug 13, 2012
Pros:  everything
Cons:  nothing
Would recommend:  yes

spraynpray wrote:

These are not listed for a P229 but I got them anyway. Now I am able to switch between .357 Sig and .40 S&W barrels and adjust the sights accordingly.

Author: Mark (verified customer) from Pflugerville, TX on Aug 10, 2012
Pros:  Bright, easy to track
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Mark wrote:

Solid sights. Bright, easy to track. Definately an improvement over the standard contrast sights.

Author: MikeSig1 (verified customer) from Grants Pass Oregon on Jun 24, 2012
Pros:  Fit better than original
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

MikeSig1 wrote:

I love the sights. Makes day and night shooting easier. I will now install on all my other weapons.

Author: FrankFuss (verified customer) from Littleton, CO on May 31, 2012
Pros:  Same brightness as all my other night sights
Cons:  Same brightness as all my other night sights
Would recommend:  yes

FrankFuss wrote:

I got the Meprolight Night Sights for my Sig P238 hoping they might be brighter than the Sig night sights, but they were about the same level of brightness. They look like good sights, but I will keep them as spares and use the Sig night sights because they are about the same. Also, the Trijicon Night Sights on my Kahr P380 are about the same brightness. So all my night sights are green and about the same level of brightness. I will just have to get use to them.

Author: John Gordon , I love fast cars & guns, from Palatine, IL on Apr 28, 2012
Pros:  Brighter than other night sights & green color easy to see
Cons:  Need a gunsmith to install
Would recommend:  yes

John Gordon wrote:

Meprolight (night) & TruGlo TFO (day or night) sights are the best current choices in my opinion. Trijicon night sights are dim by comparison.

Author: retiremate (verified customer) , 65 year old retired military officer, from Folly Beach,SC on Apr 6, 2012
Pros:  Accurate sight and low profile
Cons:  Cost $75 to install
Would recommend:  yes

retiremate wrote:

Once sighted in the sights are accurate and do not move.

Author: Jim (verified customer) , retired Military, 22+ yrs. 75 yrs old, from De Pere, WI on Mar 2, 2012
Cons:  Expensive
Would recommend:  no

Jim wrote:

Not bright enough in the dark. Required a gunsmith install to prevent beating up finish, etc,

Author: Bear from Seattle on Jan 11, 2012
Would recommend:  no

Bear wrote:

Adjusted sight difficult to impossible

Author: SA227driver (verified customer) from Yorba Linda, CA on Oct 2, 2011
Pros:  Tritium glows bright, easy to install, great price
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

SA227driver wrote:

Ordered these night sights for my Sig P228. Price was about $8-$10 cheaper than anywhere else online, plus with the free shipping and no tax these are a great value that I'm looking forward to many years of life out of them. The tritium glows plenty bright and easy to install.

Author: Jaxdave (verified customer) , Personal Protection Expert, from Jacksonville, FL on Sep 26, 2011
Pros:  Great sight picture in all lighting conditions
Cons:  None, I've used Mepro's throughout my career
Would recommend:  yes

Jaxdave wrote:

Simply put, these are the best sights in their price range PERIOD! 12 year warranty, great price on Optics Planet and FAST shipping. These are the only sights I carry on my handguns. Being in the personal protection field reliability is priority one. I have never had a set of Mepro's fail, in fact all my sets have outlasted the factory warranty. You can't go wrong with this site!