Tritium Night Sights
Tritium Night Sights – Orange
$149.95
Made from high quality steel, coated with black oxide, and fitted with tritium inserts, this version of the dual picture sight features an orange front sight. Fits Glock sight compatible firearms excluding Glock single stack (42, 43, etc.) and M.O.S.™.
Matt –
These are without a doubt the fastest sites to acquire that I’ve ever used. Great for the beginner, all the way to advanced shooters.
Bobby –
I recently put a set of NFA dual picture sights on my full size 9 mm handgun. This was the 3rd set of sights I’ve put on this handgun. The original sights, then a set of tritium and fiber optic sights from a popular brand, and now these dual picture sights from NFA. I’ve gone to the range a few times with them plus used them in a Tactical Class where a course was set up with various different targets with various scenarios. Once I adjusted to the new sights and how to line them up for either quick or precise target acquisition/shooting I could immediately see a difference in my aim, groupings, and how much faster I could line my sight up to the target from a low ready position and then get the shot off. Very impressed with these sights and can’t wait till they come out with sights for my other handguns.
Bobby
Spencer –
Very intuitive and easy to use. I put these on a Glock G34 with great results. I shoot pretty much everything except Glocks regularly, so every time I pick up a Glock, it’s always awkward and my natural point of aim is always way high. With these sights, it was a lot easier to pick up the error in my sight alignment and make the necessary adjustments quickly to get shots on target faster with better accuracy than any other Glock sight I’ve tried.
Greg F. –
I expected these to be good just based on the desgn, but WOW I was impressed. I placed a set of these onto one of our simulator training pistols and rand it through some drills. The vertial alignment component is notably faster for a more precise shot but where it really blew my mind was in sommething I hadn’t considered. As an aging shooter, I weare readers. I am a self-defense instructor and tout the importance of decision support eyewear (driving glasses) and not front-sight focused classes. Afterall, if you carry a firearm in public, you have a responsibility to ensure you have good decision support. This sight allows for a much faster flash sight picture when your sights are a blur when defensive shooting. I think I’ll be switching the sights on my EDC to these in the very near future.