I have a set that's moved around to several gen1-gen4 Glocks in 9mm and 40 and shot them quite a bit. My notes aren't handy, so the following is from memory:
The first thing that stands out is that they are visually much taller than most and resemble a suppressor sight or RDS backup more than normal pistol sights. The wide front sight has a large orange dot with tritium insert that's fast and easy to pick up on presentation. The rear is a plain, uncluttered view with a single tritium insert at 6:00. The notch is wide and the front sight drops in easily. The slopes on the sides of the tall rear lead to crisp 90 degree angles at the notch for precise sight alignment. The width of the front makes a precise sight picture tougher at distance or on smaller targets. I recall the height and width of the sights obscuring or completely covering a B8 at 20-25yds, and plates or B/C steel beyond that. There was some FS drag on the internal sight track of some holsters. The F8s came late to the game, behind several other high-vis variants. Overall, I think these are viable for a suppressor or BUIS option.
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