Night Fision Tritium Perfect Dot Front Sight Compatible with Glock, CZ, Smith&Wesson, Taurus, Canik, Sig Sauer, Ruger, Springfield Armory, HK, Walther, 1911, FN - Color Options

Easy to install very good sight for low light....happy 😁 with this item.

Bought these to put on my Diamondback AM2, it accepts Glock sights. I did no want to spend $100+ on an entire sight set because I only paid $230 for the pistol. I am used to Truglo night/fiber sights, specifically the TFO/TFX. The rear U notch on the AM2 is sufficient, you only really need a night sight in the front. So I compared for the price range, only thing cheaper were Glock factory front sights (which are meeeehhhh, they work) and some other brand which is a name brand but they just looked cheap. Looked this yellow front Night Fision sight. Then just so happened to see it on an Iraqveteran8888 video, then purchased it.Just installed it, just stick in the slot and use your Glock sight tool to tighten the tiny bolt. Comes with a tiny dab of Loctite, I advise you apply a little more blue Loctite to the threads. Tighten and you're gtg. Let the LT dry for 24 hours before firing.I love the way it looks in the light, very bright yellow sight and you can see the tritium vile in the center. In medium light it just does okay; in a dark room or around dusk the other light tends to wash out the white/tritium front sight. This is where the TFO/X sights glow like crazy. These sights are definitely not as bright as those, but are also about 40% cheaper in overall cost for the front/rear sets; and they are not combo fiber sights. To be fair I had to send my entire top slide (yikes) to Truglo to get them to tade out the TFOs because the fiber and tritium vile fell out of the front notch! Then I had to pay the difference for the TFX sights.Anywho, hey are brighter than my Sig factory night sights on my P320. I am estimating that Night Fision's claim of "30% larger tritium vile" in their sights is true.Are there better sights out there? Yes. But I believe these are well made and are A+ for the price. I bought the front for $52 and the set can be had for less than $100. The TFX will be my go to sights, but this front sight will work perfectly fine for my carry gun.

Yes, it is bright and would be a great sight but installation is an effing nightmare. Purchased for a Taurus GX4XL, the stem of the screw that holds the sight is too short and cannot be tightened fully. Unfortunately it is past the return period so I wasted my money. I do not recommend this product.

This is so much easier to see than the original front sight that came with my Taurus GX4, that I’ve used as my EDC for about 2 years. (See picture with OGXX, YGXX & Original.)I bought TUA-253-001YGXX first. That one (253) does NOT FIT a Taurus GX4 because it comes with the bolt that requires a Glock tool & even if you use the Glock tool, it still isn’t right for a Taurus GX4. (I read that this part is interchangeable between Taurus G3C & GX4, and at least one other Taurus. I have no first-hand knowledge to confirm this.)This TAU-250-001-OGXX fits perfectly. Remove the original and install this new one with a 5/64th inch Allen wrench or a 2 mm Allen wrench.The yellow (YGXX) looks brighter against black cloth in my picture, but the orange (OGXX) was easier for my eye to pick up as a front sight. (That’s my personal preference.)Thank you, Amazon. Being able to return the Glock-sized front sight with no hassle & no cost is a real benefit.

Bright and easy to find quickly

I used this front sight for a Tara TM 9, 9 mm. It really help with shooting Accuracy at the gun range.Did not need to change the rear sight.I highly recommend a sight pusher tool.I purchased one for $ 20 from Amazon. Use some blue lock tite.

Fits and works great on my Springfield SD9.

I like the orange ring which is the Number one reason I purchased this front sight But I will say I’m slightly disappointed in the brightness of the tritium. In the photo the sights Mounted on my firearm are almost 5 years old and the Stand alone front sight is the Night Fision, which claims to have the brightest tritium on the market, but as you can see my old Truglo Set is quite a bit brighter… my only other thought could be that This front sight is possibly old since I purchased it on Amazon, but I definitely expected it to be brighter than it is but I guess it will work for now until I upgrade to suppressor height sights After getting slide milled. Also note the tritium seems to be A slightly yellowish coloring compared to a bright green.