What night sight setup do you use?

[.357sigger]

How is it with long range shots in low light with the 2 dots? It appears there is a visible gap with them if you could only go off the tritium...I am thinking that maybe 3 dots might be the way for me to go...

[PlatoCATM]

What, to you, is a long range shot in low light conditions?

[Dapimpspimp]

Trijicon 3 dot (green). They are nice and bright. I like the blocky rear sight for one handed malfunction drills. Been using their sights for over 10 years and yet to have one fail.

Thinking about giving Warren sights a try, however since I already have night sights the money would probably be better spent on practice ammo.

I have a weapon light on my work pistol. I have noticed that as soon as I turn the light on in a low light environment, the green dots are washed out by the white light, and I can easily seen the outline of my sights making aimed fire a snap. To tell you the truth, I could probably get away with standard sights as long as I have a weapon light or handheld flashlight. Just an observation though. I would still run some sort of tritium sight.

[skyugo]

trijicon, yellow rear, green front on my G19
i like em. i'm very curious about hte 2 dot sights like the XS big dot or the heinie straight 8's. kind debating putting a set of big dots on my G26... but i'll probably end up with trijis just like on my 19 for consistency.

[skyugo]

Trijicon 3 dot (green). They are nice and bright. I like the blocky rear sight for one handed malfunction drills. Been using their sights for over 10 years and yet to have one fail.

Thinking about giving Warren sights a try, however since I already have night sights the money would probably be better spent on practice ammo.

I have a weapon light on my work pistol. I have noticed that as soon as I turn the light on in a low light environment, the green dots are washed out by the white light, and I can easily seen the outline of my sights making aimed fire a snap. To tell you the truth, I could probably get away with standard sights as long as I have a weapon light or handheld flashlight. Just an observation though. I would still run some sort of tritium sight.

i find in medium to low light WITHOUT a light source, the tritiums really work nicely. usually i don't carry a light... i mean basically worst case scenario the tritium sight is equal to non-lighted irons.
that said I've heard a lot of people say that sights disappear pretty fast in an actual firefight.

[Spiffums]

Ameri-glo Operators green/green on my G19.

[LSK]

Warren front only and Ameriglo Pro Glo front only. The Pro Glo's are very visable in all conditions. YMMV

[El Cid]

All my pistols have three dot Trijicons. My Para's will eventually switch to the 10-8 rear leaving just a front tritium dot. My Glocks would get 10-8 rears if my agency allowed (not gonna happen).

All the rear dots received the blackout treatment from a marker on the white rings. The tritium is still visible, but the front is the only dot with a white ring making it stand out more to my eye.

[NCPatrolAR]

All of my glocks wear the Sevigny Carry sights built by Warren. I love the smooth rear sight, the straight 8 formated lamps, and the contrasting colors (green front, dim amber rear)

[Rider79]

Warren 2 dot. I heard all the cool kids use them.

That's why I use them.