Reviews & Ratings for Strike Industries Suppressor Height U-Notch Iron Pistol Sight — 25 reviews — Page 1

Does not fit on my Glock 17 G5 as advertised. Tried to make it happen but the only thing I got was damage the sights. Waste of money!

These sights are cost effective and easy to install. My third pair.

Strike industries has been my favorite company for a long time now. I buy any and all their stuff as much as I can. I recently built their p320 chassis system and got a blank slide for it, needed this irons on it. Works great, looks great.

I kinda knew the front sight would go missing from the second the screw seemed to strip out. The allen wrench provided to install seemed to strip out when installing so i got my own allen wrench but it was alreadt too late. After trying for a couple of min it went in and seemed to tighten down but low and behold upon return from the range the front sight had dissappeared. I have used these sights before on a couple of sig 320s and the first had no issues but the second has a problem with the front sight as well. I like the blacked out for use with a red dot but i think i will use a different manufacturer.

Strike Industries made these sights to last the life of your handgun. They fit well, are very sturdy, and are the perfect highth to co witness most optics. I'd highly recommend these sights for suppressors or optics.

Front sight screw is garbage other than pretty decent iron sights. Would buy again just have a better screw.

Product looks better in person. Great price.Installion wasn't that hard.

I think i was a bit of a Strike Industrious fanboy prior to this last glock sight purchase. I have myself to blame for not reading all the feedbacks about this sight. I thought maybe my last glock modular sight was bad due to being a fluke (wishful thinking on my part).

The filing down of the front sight wouldnt of garnered a bad review from me. At least it was something a lil filing can fix. Neither would the rear sight being super hard to install. But its the front sight screw that they chose to use a proprietary front sight screw that needed their included allen key to install.

This POS screw started stripping when it started to get tight and a lil forcce was needed to torque it on. It stripped using the allen they supplied. Why couldnt they just kept the standard glock screw used? I imaging it could have save them some $ using the existing stock screw instead of having to spec out another screw using an allen which they had to buy adding to over all cost to produce.

I think im going to pass on their future glock accessories and just stick to their AR stuff which i feel has much more value due to their innovative design.

Front sight came off after 150 rounds. Installed by an Sig armorer. Buy the Sig X-ray sights instead of these.

The front sight didn't fit my standard Glock 17, gen 4. From the calipers it seemed it was just a smidge too big. I had to file it down with a dremel to get it in. The front sight screw also needed some tlc with a file to get it to fit in the bit. The rear sight was so tight it almost broke the adjustment tool, but it fit in the end. They seem to work alright though. Nothing fancy, but as backup sights they seem alright.