Reviews - Page 2 - Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sights, Green Front & Rear - Colt M16/AR15 - CP25 Reviews - TJ-AP-ColtCP25-CP25

Author: byarrison (verified customer) from Portland Maine on Apr 27, 2010
Pros:  Great sight picture
Cons:  Yellow a bit dim
Would recommend:  yes

byarrison wrote:

Overall a great sight. I would recommend green on green for excellent sight picture though...

Author: VILLAX911 (verified customer) , Current police officer (11 years), Chicago Police Department. US navy veteran., from CHICAGO ILLINOIS on Apr 11, 2009
Pros:  Easy installation , no need to take to a gunsmith
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

VILLAX911 wrote:

I hace night sights on my duty weapons and decided to buy them for my AR15. Opticsplanet had the best price and free shipping. These night sights were so easy to install ,since they came with the front sight tool. rear sights were also a breeze to install , thin hole punch and screw driver is all you need. They work great in the dark and work great in the day because you don't see the glow , just the front iron sight.

Author: dpraeger (verified customer) , Pistol and rifle shooter, from Watertown MA on Oct 24, 2008
Pros:  Bright, long lasting night sights
Cons:  Rear aperture only has night sight dots on the short range aperture and not the long range aperture
Would recommend:  no

dpraeger wrote:

As always, these Trijicon night sights glow brightly and greatly improve your ability to use your iron sights in low light or dark settings. However, the rear aperture only has tritium dots on one of the two apertures. I would have liked it better if the dots were on both the short range and long range aperture.

Author: Hoser45 (verified customer) from Mantua, OH on Oct 12, 2008
Pros:  Value, dot brightness at night
Cons:  White outline during daytime
Would recommend:  yes

Hoser45 wrote:

I got these to put on my Bushmaster carbine. The front sight is easy to install. The rear is a little more work. It comes with instructions (although XS sights have a good You Tube video that is great) and the front sight adjustment tool. I recommend getting the front and rear sight set. Although the rear dots are very blurry in low light, without them you have no reference for the aperture. There is no reason to get any color other than green for the rear. Since the rear dots are so blurry, there is no mistaking which sight is the front. My only complaint is that the front sight silver outline could be wider, but it is still an improvement over the standard black post. I had no problem doing the "battlesight" zeroing today. All 3 dots were very bright. It's not Aimpoint or EOTech, but it gives me sights that are low/no light capable with having to spend big bucks.