Night Sights on which Handgun?

[senseibuddy]

Gonna get a night sight for a glock. I have 2 primary Glocks.
The G22 for the home. The G27 for Concealed carry.

I dont have but one set of night sites, which one do u put it on?

 

[Bearco]

I would put them on my carry weapon.

 

[Nick]

both... but I guess the carry gun. Reason being, you can keep a flashlight with your home gun easier than keeping a flashlight everywhere you go. I would consider putting some on both eventually though, I know I will have night sights on every gun I own - after having one set I feel it's the best improvement you can make to any gun.

 

[D0NNY]

I would put them on my carry weapon.

agreed. For a home gun, I'd consider a light down the road, or just practice shooting with a flashlight.

 

[senseibuddy]

thanks, appreciate it guys.

 

[nickatnite]

Which nights sights did you get?

Have you considered the XS sights? That's what I've been looking at.

 

[spanky]

Both

 

[senseibuddy]

*400TH POST!*

ok, got that out of the way. Ameriglo Operator NS SPF

 

[SeventhSon]

I would do both but if money is an issue, you can always do what I did on my G30. I just got a front night sight and left the standard rear. For close defense shots, I only use my front sight anyway. I just installed it this morning and took all of 5 minutes. I went with the Ameriglo Green Tritium/Orange LumiNova. Nice and bright for night time and the orange REALLY shows up in the day. You can change out both front sights yourself and it should only cost you about $100 for both plus the $5.00 Glock tool.

 

[JBP55]

I would do both but if money is an issue, you can always do what I did on my G30. I just got a front night sight and left the standard rear. For close defense shots, I only use my front sight anyway. I just installed it this morning and took all of 5 minutes. I went with the Ameriglo Green Tritium/Orange LumiNova. Nice and bright for night time and the orange REALLY shows up in the day. You can change out both front sights yourself and it should only cost you about $100 for both plus the $5.00 Glock tool.

The front sight tool comes with the Ameriglo sights.

 

[SeventhSon]

The front sight tool comes with the Ameriglo sights.

Why did I pay extra???

Actually, I just bought the front sight so it didnt come with it, but it was only $5.00 and a buddy needed it anyway.

 

[JBP55]

Why did I pay extra???

Actually, I just bought the front sight so it didnt come with it, but it was only $5.00 and a buddy needed it anyway.

They normally have one in the package if a front sight is in the package. I have a spare if you need one.

 

[SeventhSon]

They normally have one in the package if a front sight is in the package. I have a spare if you need one.

Thanks for the offer but I had already ordered it. I got the coupon discount off the AmeriGlo website so I saved enough off the front site to pay for it and shipping.

 

[Barney88PDC]

I am going to have to go against the grain here and say the G22 IMO would be the best choice. I take it unless you work at night that your carry weapon is on you during the day and night sights are a mute point. If the G22 is your home defense weapon then you would be at home at night in the dark and would need them more on that gun.

 

[JBP55]

Gonna get a night sight for a glock. I have 2 primary Glocks.
The G22 for the home. The G27 for Concealed carry.

I dont have but one set of night sites, which one do u put it on?

The Ameriglo Operator NS with green front and yellow rear were installed on the G27. The G22 will be jealous.

 

[senseibuddy]

for now it will be jealous, for now.