Sights for G17

**t15** · 04-11-12, 10:23

all you have to do is look at it. if i can figure this out, then surely, ANYONE CAN!

GO BUY SOME SIGHTS BRO, GET IT DONE!

http://www.meprolight.com/

my favs^

**OldGreg** · 04-11-12, 11:39

I'm very impressed with Ameriglo sights. I have the Defoor's and the Pro Operators. I like the fact that they offers a green front w/ yellow rears that do not have a white outline.

I just got a police trade-in G21 and will be trying out some regular Operators.

~Greg

**rackham1** · 04-11-12, 11:55

I tried my first set of Warren Tacticals on a G17 earlier this year. Love 'em. About to buy another set for a G19.

**iomatic** · 04-11-12, 12:34

Warren's are great, but I've been digging XS (small) more on my M1911.

**markdh720** · 04-11-12, 13:23

I have Ameriglo Pro Operators on both of my Glocks. For me, target acquisition is amazing. Glock factory sights are garbage. They ran me $95 each gun.

**FChen17213** · 04-11-12, 14:54

There are many many good choices out there. Heinies, XS, Warrens, 10-8s, Redback One, Ameriglo, DeFoors, etc. I think it's all personal preference. Some of the sights are night sights while others aren't. Some are more precise than others. I think you'd have to see what works for yourself.

One thing that is kind of a pain is that after you get the sights put in, you have to shoot at 25 yds to confirm. Sometimes, the gun will shoot high. When using .215 height in the front, some Glock 19s shoot a bit high. If this happens, then you'll have to send the front sight back and get another front sight that is taller. I guess an alternative is to get a taller one to begin with and shave it down slowly until it shoots POI/POA.