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    Default Night sites for a Glock 27...

    What is a good set? Are they easy to install or will I need to get a gunship to install them?

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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    Quote Originally Posted by JrFreak View Post
    What is a good set? Are they easy to install or will I need to get a gunship to install them?

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    It's whatever you want. I just bought some Ameriglos and love em but others love Warren, Heine, Tritium, it all depends.

    As for installing them its not that hard. You need a vice and like a punch, you simply knock out the old ones from the side. Then you file down the new sites until it fits about 3/5 of the way into the slot and then just knock it in with the punch. Personally i'll use a rubber mallet next time but im learning.
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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    I have a set on my G27. I can't recall the vendor 100% but the rear has a small allen screw thru the top that locks it in place and the front is held in place with a small bolt from inside the slide. It seems to be pretty straight forward but I would be worried that if one of the tridium vials were to get damaged during install that there would be no warranty on them. I'd suggest making the front post a different color than the rear. I know if I do it again I would have gone that route. They do make different height sights to enable you to get a "zero" of sorts so you might want to ask a shop about that.
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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    I personally like the trijicons,and stick with the all green,they last twice as long. Installation,let your gunsmith do it,only ten to twenty bucks, unless you have a press.

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    Wink Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    Send it to Glock and they will do it for less than $100, plus go over the whole gun. Detail strip, replace springs and other parts for free. I had less than $100 in it. That's including shipping and insurance one way. 2 weeks turn around.
    Gunships don't install sights.
    bortle the spelling nazi

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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    Quote Originally Posted by bortle View Post
    Send it to Glock and they will do it for less than $100, plus go over the whole gun. Detail strip, replace springs and other parts for free. I had less than $100 in it. That's including shipping and insurance one way. 2 weeks turn around.
    Gunships don't install sights.
    bortle the spelling nazi
    I am not a great speller, but since the "I" and "O" are side-by-side I'd classify that as a finger accuracy error.

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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    I just got a G19 with Truglo TFO night sights installed. They work great. Haven't actually gotten a chance to shoot it yet but I've tested them in a pitch black room and they glow great. Even glow during the day.
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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    Heres a link to what I puton my model 27. http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/85078-1.html
    I did it myself with a poor mans vise (wood and nails) and pushed it with a C clamp. Easier than I would of imagined. Why gun shops dont offer installation for free if you buy the sights from them is beyond me. I went with contrasting sights on this one. All my other guns have all green. I recommend all green as it glows twice as bright as the yellow or orange.

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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    Hello - I put a set of Ashley Big Dot night sights on my glock 19 - The set came with everything you needed ( tool, locktite etc ) and the instructions were easy to follow. I like the big glowing front dot , it's fast to find

    Jeff

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    Default Re: Night sites for a Glock 27...

    MH3 Meprolight Tritium nite sites work well

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