Reviews - Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sight Set, Green Front & Rear - Glock 17/17L/19/22/23/24/26/27/33/34/35/38/39 - GL01 Reviews - TJ-AP-GlockGL01-GL01

Author: Andy from NY on May 21, 2013
Pros:  Visibility
Cons:  N/A
Would recommend:  yes

Andy wrote:

Shot during the day and had excellent visibility in the bright day. Cannot rate for night shooting as I have not done it yet. Seem to have similar brightness level as my other night sights

Author: matt87ts (verified customer) from Houston TX on Apr 20, 2013
Would recommend:  yes

matt87ts wrote:

Great sights, like them a lot better compared to my factory glock sights.. and easily usable at night!

Author: 7.62 (verified customer) from guilford county NC on Feb 9, 2013
Pros:  EMP proof, no batterys required
Cons:  must have the tool to install, or use gunsmith
Would recommend:  yes

7.62 wrote:

want to find your gun on the dresser in complete darkness this is for you. EMP proof with no battery's to run out however you must have the tool to install. or a quick trip to the gunsmith he installed mine for 20$ in ten minutes.

Author: CMarty (verified customer) from Long Beach, CA. on Jan 31, 2013
Pros:  Excellent night visability, solid dove tail install
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

CMarty wrote:

I have the Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sight Set on ALL of my guns. The green dots glow for 15 years and can be quickly put on target with almost zero ambient light! Flash your guns light to verify you have a target that you are going to shoot, and when your light goes out you can still easily find your front sight!

Author: eJohnn (verified customer) from Richmond, VA on Jan 18, 2013
Pros:  easier to hit the target and good for low-light situations, very heavy duty
Cons:  really should get the gunsmith to install, and a little pricey
Would recommend:  yes

eJohnn wrote:

good upgrade for Glock factory sights. Improved my targeting at 25 yrds. Very tough and hardy construction, but installation is a little tricky, so I used a gunsmith, who charged $15.

Author: Dfrair (verified customer) from Binghamton NY on Jan 11, 2013
Pros:  Different colors for front and rear sights.
Cons:  None noted
Would recommend:  yes

Dfrair wrote:

Easy to install and works like a charm!

Author: B.O.G (verified customer) , Fat, balding, deaf, and blind older guy, from Pocatello on Nov 16, 2012
Pros:  Excellent value
Cons:  Requires gunsmith to install
Would recommend:  yes

B.O.G wrote:

Excellent value! Requires special equipment/gunsmith to install, but takes only minutes.

Author: jstyle007 (verified customer) , Nada, from Gainesville, VA on Jul 23, 2012
Pros:  highly visible
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

jstyle007 wrote:

It does exactly what it's supposed to do and that's be visible in low light.

Author: Jeffrey Gibberman (verified customer) , gun enthusiast, from Pearland Texas on Jun 30, 2012
Pros:  Bright at night and accurate in daytime
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Jeffrey Gibberman wrote:

Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sight Set, Green Front & Rear - Glock 17/19/22/23/26/27 -GL01- Again I have reviewed Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sights before and they are still the best out there. They even gave my plain Glock 27 some Pizzaz! It replaced those cheap pastic Glock sites with much more reliable sites that Glow in the dark. Even if not exposed to previous light. This is now my everyday carry weapon. The sites are low profile for carry. This is my 5th set of Trijicon 3 Dot Night Sights and they only get better. You cannot miss on these. 1 inch grups at 25 yds. Buy em! You wont be sorry. Easy to install on the Glocks. The web has plenty of instructional videos. Protect THYSELF!

Author: syntax (verified customer) from Seattle, Washington on May 31, 2012
Pros:  Very sturdy material, white rings help in full light.
Cons:  The dovetail metal is so strong that it's very difficult to file.
Would recommend:  yes

syntax wrote:

I installed some Meprolights on my Jericho about a month ago and it went great. These Trijicon sights for my Glock are apparently made out of a much stronger material than the Meprolights because my files wouldn't make a scratch in the dovetail. The sights look great, function great, but I had a really tough time fitting them. The gun shoots a little low with these sights; that may be my fault with the file-job. It's not bad, but noticeable. If I could do it over again, I'd get the Meprolights for my Glock instead of Trijicon; I had a better experience.