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Thread: Recommend Sights for G19

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    My Glock 19 is on the left. Warren 'mix' which means plain black rear sight and a night sight front.


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    I like 10-8 Glock Sights.

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    I've found for my 51 year old eyes that having a rear notch .015" wider than the width of the front sight results in an easy to see sight picture. Since most (but not all) front sights run about .125", a .140 rear notch is your pick.

    Heinie offers his sights with .125, .140 and .156 rear notches. The .140 and .156 are $25 extra.

    You could also order a 10-8 rear sight with a .140 notch and buy the tritium front from Heinie and be GTG.

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    Heinie's night sights for me. Standard notch.

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    I know I am a cherry on here, but I gotta say that the XS Big Dots are the heat for older eyes.

    Lots of controversy and all given a certain trainer who swears by them, but I love my Big Dots and think they work very well for anything short of 25 meter bullseye punching.

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    I believe the Warren rear sight is the best on the market and the only one created by someone who is both a world-class competitive shooter and an experienced member and instructor for a a national asset CT team. The design is a lot more complicated than most people appreciate, but it takes no special training or understanding to use them.

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    Todd,

    The Warren Tactical sights are great and easy to use. I have noted some front sight geometry issues with mine in that it's too short. I am going to replace mine with a .250 front so they will zero for me. LAV did a little explanation of the reasoning behind them to us in a recent class (and then I won a set from him in a drill competition) and they are well conceived.

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    I have and love Heinie Straight-8 Slant Pro's on my G35 and 1911.

    I put on a set of the Warren Tactical's, similar to gotm4's, but with a single dot on the rear sight (like the Straight-8s).

    They let in a lot of light at the rear, but not excessive. The front tritium brightness is excellent. I really like them, and am contemplating replacing my 35's sights with them as well.
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    +1 for the warren tacticals - i run a plain rear and tritium front on my G19.

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    Ameriglo offers a WIDE selection of Irons. I run sets on all 3 of my Glocks.

    You can buy sets or mix and match your front and rear sights. They have Wide notch rears and various widths of fronts.
    "What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v

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