ATP100 from United States, PA Public Profile

My new M&P 15 came with a CTS-103 optic (dot) installed but no BUIS. Purchased and installed this set primarily due to brand reputation. Front sight went on the short rail atop the gas block. Rear sight went on at the far rear without having to relocate the optic. No clearance issues with the charging handle or anything else for that matter. Sighted in the iron sights first, then the dot. Ended up with perfect co-witness though I would have been happy to just be able to use the iron sights through the optic should the dot fail. Note that this was a fifty yard zero since I set my M&P up for home defense purposes. Thankfully the front sight tool is included; the rear is a simple twist knob for windage. Sturdy with positive lock in either position. You seemingly don't even notice them in the down position. As another reviewer noted, I also did break the slotted front sight attaching screw on a re-torque after a test session though I used a Fat Wrench and torqued to the recommended 35 in/lbs. Midwest explained some screws went out with an issue that might cause them to break on re-torques but the replacements on the way won't have any problems. So don't panic if you break one and I don't recommend you consider this a deal breaker on purchasing the sights. Just make a quick call and they'll ship out the replacement screws free of charge.

This is always by final bore cleaner/lube used. I get a ram rodz wet with it then run it up and down leaving a small film of CLP inside the bore. If not firing the pistol every few weeks or so I do the same thing. Have also used it before removing Glock front sight screws. Has always worked perfectly for me.

While a little pricy to use as a solvent I use it 100% of the time for the final swab of my pistol barrels. I place a few drops on a ram rodz and go down and up a few times. Invariably, no matter how clean I think I have the barrel the CLP will clean some more. I'll do it again and leave a slight coating on as a preservative until just before shooting. I do try to buy the largest size and then fill up the small applicator bottle.

Blade-Tech now makes a Kydex InForce specific holster for several of the Glock models. It comes OWB but they include attachment hardware for IWB and FBI cant. I have the one for the Glock 19 with dedicated APL and it is an incredibly perfect holster. A great addition to a really great pistol light.

On my Glock 19 and coupled with a Crimson Trace laser grip (they coexist nicely) there can be no finer at night home defense weapon. Prior to firing your index finger is outside the trigger guard and alongside the frame. The tip of your index finger (right or left) will rest upon the on-off toggle making the light ready for immediate use. Flip it on momentarily or keep it on, your choice as tactics dictate. Fits like a glove--definitely designed for the Glock rail. Nice color match to the weapon.

I've ordered two more sets inasmuch as these sights give you the best of both worlds. The Pro Glo orange front sight is highly visible for daylight shooting and coexists nicely with the rear circles. But since the front sight also has a tritium circle insert, you have a fully functional set of night sights. While a fiber optic front might be brighter during the daytime, you lose night time capability. Unless you're shooting a strictly daytime competition gun, these are the sights for your Glock.