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Same quality but half the price of Trijicon
Written on May 11, 2025
I have these backup night sights on my 43x mos with Holosun 407k. It co-witnesses nicely with the dot. Huge improvement over the stock Glock irons.
Huge improvement over stock
Written on Apr 29, 2025
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Trijicon Heavy Duty Night Sights For Glock
The stock Glock sights can be broken easily. These are much more durable and easier to focus on the front sight. Easy to install.
The best upgrade for the money for slimline Glocks
Written on Feb 08, 2025
In my opinion, it’s the first (and maybe only) modification you should make to your slimline Glock. It makes training with my 43x MOS so much more of a pleasant experience. Pre-travel hasn’t changed much, but it pulls so much smoother. There’s a defined wall with a clean break. No more painful safety “dingus” sticking into your finger. Trigger pull weight is noticeably lighter, at around 4.5 ft lbs, but it’s not so light that it makes it unsafe for every day carry.
Install was incredibly easy compared to other triggers I’ve installed in the past. Took less than 15 minutes after watching the YouTube tutorial.
Install was incredibly easy compared to other triggers I’ve installed in the past. Took less than 15 minutes after watching the YouTube tutorial.
1 major flaw
Written on Jan 20, 2025
Basically an aesthetic upgrade. Saw no performance improvement whatsoever. On par with stock in terms of pull weight. Wall not clearly defined. Can creep back quite a bit after the initial “wall” before firing.
Those issues are not as big of a deal as this one major flaw that you must be aware of. If your gun is lying flat on its left side, and you go to pick it up with the grip safety depressed, the pressing the trigger will press the safety back into your hand instead of firing. You have to allow the grip safety to come back to neutral position, re grip for it to function properly. Not acceptable IMO.
Those issues are not as big of a deal as this one major flaw that you must be aware of. If your gun is lying flat on its left side, and you go to pick it up with the grip safety depressed, the pressing the trigger will press the safety back into your hand instead of firing. You have to allow the grip safety to come back to neutral position, re grip for it to function properly. Not acceptable IMO.
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