That's just it, Mr. Doc... you only need to focus on that ginormous glaring blazing orange circle on the front sight. Find a little daylight on each side of her and blam. Easy peasy. No need to line up the 3 tritium vials. Waaaay higher viz than the OEM Plastic sights, both at night and during the day... and I'd venture to bet more visible than even your XS Big Dot. Of course, you are the best judge at what's most visible to your eyes, of course. But I guess I'm just kinda dumbfounded at hearing the Ameriglo Bolds being called Not Hi-Viz. Same as the Trijicon HDs. Kinda the opposite of Non Hi-Viz.
Truth be told I didn't actually throw the pistol up to my eyes and sight through them. I just kinda looked down at the pistol and thought, "Tiny little dots. No thanks." Maybe I'll head back to that LGS and see if he's still got that pistol so I can look through the sights and see how visible the front is. I used to have Trijicon three-dot tritiums on most of my pistols, but that's back when I could see!
Last edited by Doc Safari; 10-18-17 at 11:42.
I found this. I'll leave it here for "things that make you go 'Hmmmmmm.'"
Read the fine print about Gen 5 Glocks requiring a different sight height:
https://dawsonprecision.com/new-daws...r-optic-front/
What sayest thou?
Interesting. I have a pair of the Haley Thirteen sights on my Gen 5 17 and havent noticed any issues with sight alignment or POA/POI.
In my opinion, Trijicon HD's is the holy grail of night sights, although expensive. I favor the U-notch and slightly taller sights.
Fwiw people perceive orange/red and chartreuse differently. Some people find orange/red best - I lose it in quite a bit of various lighting and find the chartreuse easier to pick up. It’s the “green” as sold by trijicon and Ameriglo- check those out as well. I’m an i-dot fan so that narrows it down, but there are a lot of choices - browse Ameriglo a sight and try to find something local so you have an idea what real world use will look like.
I have been very happy with the Ameriglo Pro-IDOT
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004YY2T4I/
They strike a perfect balance of "U-notch" only and a pattern on night sights (dot over dot 8 )
The under-dot is easy to 'ignore' in lit shooting while logical and uncluttered at night (I never like the three dot in the dark under pressure)
There is also a flat front for one-hand slide operation if that give you tingles. I have them on my G19s and will be adding them to my G26s.
ETA: Threre is also a green option which I have't tried: https://www.amazon.com/Ameriglo-Pro-.../dp/B006QP7R9A
Last edited by PrivateCitizen; 10-19-17 at 11:16.
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