AMERIGLO Ghost Ring Series Sight Set for Glock - Fits Gen 1-4 9mm/.40/.380, Gen 5 10mm/.45

Rear sight was too tall for my old MGW sight pusher but a punch and a vise did the job. No filing required. Tapped right in. Typical quality of AMERIGLO. Highly recommend.

I installed this same sight on 2 of my Glock's just to see if it I like it. But I don't like it, I love it. It has really improved my shooting, I am somewhat of a novice, I've only been shooting for about 4-5 months, I go about twice a week and each visit is between 150-250 rounds, and I was shooting pretty well with the normal sights, for a novice. Over the last weeks since I bought this sight and have been shooting with it, I now shoot much better on all my guns not just the one with this sight. This really helps with steadiness, helps with lining up the shot and the skills transfer really well to my other glock 22 and sig Sauer P365 with their stock sights. I have it installed in my Glock 19X that already comes with Glock factory night sights, but its such an improvement, Im just gonna sell the stock sights on another site. I then added this to my Glock 22 which is in a larger caliber, this was the first pistol I bought and I had issues with the larger caliber( thus the reason I bought the 19X since it was 9mm compared to .40), but as soon I started shooting my Glock 22 with this sight I became much more confident and my shooting was well grouped. Its just so easy. I decided that I would keep these on my Glock 19X permanently, but as a result of the experience and practice I have done with this Ghost ring sight I can now shoot the Glock 22 really well with its factory sights. I also bought a P365 and am now confident in every aspect of aiming and lining up my shots with my 3 pistols, confidence is up. I might buy one for the G22 as well, and if at some point you make these sights for Sig I will buy it for my P365. Its just a pleasure to shoot with, if your a new shooter, this is much more affordable than a course and its so so easy, your shooting will grow exponentially in immeasurable levels.

There's not much to say except it works well. I like it better than traditional pew-pew sights. You certainly find your mark a little quicker with a ghost ring. If you're hanckerin' for a new set or upgrading cheap Glock sights, I recommend it! I've seen some reviews claiming one of the two dots is far less bright. The sights I received are both equally bright. However, I used a sight pusher and not a hammer and a punch, like some of y'all. You can damage the cavities which hold the tritium if you are not careful. When installing sights that contain tritium, don't use a hammer and punch. Yes, sight pushers are ridiculous in price, but I found a metal sight pusher, here on Amazon, for around $40.00. I have used it to adjust the sights on my tight my super-tight SIGS, replace sights on my Glocks, and other pew-pews. It works perfectly. Take your time, use rubber or something else to cushion between your slide and the metal sight pusher. Oh, and put some gun oil on the sights when removing or installing. My SIGS were so tight that I had to let them soak overnight before using the sight pusher. Take your time.

These are awesome sights and I would recommend them to anyone who wants to improve their accuracy with their Glock. The biggest relief was that I actually received them because of the growing number in occurrences in the "porch pirates" striking in my area.

I've bought two of these. The first set of Ameriglo sights went on my G22 gen 2 and the rear sight loosened right up during shooting. I had to remedy by peening the dovetail portion of the sight to displace enough metal to fit the rear sight dovetail slot tightly, and it has been holding since. I just bought a second set to go on my G26 gen 5 and I can report it is a substantially tighter fit. I used a sight pusher to install with significant force needed to center it, so I am confident it is in there to stay. If anything changes during testing I'll modify this review, but I don't believe that will be necessary. No issues with the front sight at all on either installs. It fit properly with sufficient thread length on the screw post. A dab of blue loctite will ensure it won't be backing out unless I want it to. If you're looking for a set of irons to see over the top of your Rugged Obsidian (the one I have), these will do it. Can't say how they will work in relation to optics but they are tall enough for my application, and they won't break the bank.

I made the mistake of purchasing the Glock plastic sights for my Glock 19 Gen 3. Threw away $20 as the plastic screw that came with it immediately lost its head without hardly any pressure on the screw. Then got a tad smarter and got this metal one. I did leave the back sight, which was a pain to install without a sight pusher. They co-witness perfectly with my Holosum 407 optic. Sits just high enough over the Holosum rear to see, but not high enough to interfere with the glass window. Love the no frills black because the irons don’t detract from the red dot. Installation wasn’t terrible after I made my own front sight tool from an old socket I had lying around. Put a little Blue Loctite and now is ready to go. Lesson learned, don't be cheap by trying to save a couple of bucks. So far, this is working well and I can recommend it.

sights work well, clearly visible w little to no ambient light. the way the sights work the front post covers what you are shooting at and you line the dots up. they work very well at short to med range with a very fast and accurate target aciquistion but anything over 25yds sometimes the post covers the entire target and (depending on the size) may be covered by the front post. very happy w/ the purchase. sights are very intutive to aim. only thing is TAKE THEM TO A GLOCK GUNSMITH TO BE INSTALLED it should only cost about 15-20 bucks and take about 5min. all the reviews i have read say either they are a pain to install or were really easy. they are really easy if you have the glock rear sight tool which is listed on cheaper than dirt for about 300 bucks. just take it to a gunsmith.

The screw that holds the front sight is the weak point with this sight set. The screw was very difficult to get started, and I almost gave up! There appeared to be some sort of sealant that was obstructing the threads. Once I got the screw started and worked it back and forth a few times, it worked OK. The back site installation was quite easy. Put the slide in a vice (use cardboard between the slide and vice to protect the slide). Use a hammer and punch to remove the old sight and install the new one. Put a piece of duct tape over the side of the sight to protect it from marks during installation. The front sight is very bright during typical shooting conditions. Even works well on indoor ranges with lower light conditions. The back sight is very sturdy. The sight picture allows for precise sight alignment at 10 plus yards. This sight set is a big improvement over the stock Glock sights which are useless at distances over 10 yards IMO.

Sight in was quite a bit low on my gun, had to use front post from g20.

Vorsichtig, entspricht nicht der Beschreibung! Kimme ist doppelt so hoch, maximal als Schalldämpfervisierung geeignet! Sehr ärgerlich

Was good for 10 months, and then the Green Glo is now "dead and black" with 829 rounds Not sure what a typical life span should be, heard some said 10 years or so - It must be a very old stock that I was sent... If 10 years is the norm, then I paid $720+ for the sight since my $60 only lasted about 10 months - terrible deal