Ameriglo GL-429 Suppressor Height Sights for Glock | XL Tall Black serrated

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SKU: AGS-GL-429
UPC: 644406905769
Manufacturer: Ameriglo
MFG#: Ameriglo GL-429

The Best Optic Compatible Sight to use if you want to co-witness with your red dot on an RDS handgun are the ones that I have on my Glock 19G4 with an RMS cut, made by CNC Holsters. I also have the rear sight for a Glock 19/17/26/34/21/23 notch on my S&W M&P9, which was milled out in the front by JagerWerks.

This tall iron sight set is of great quality and provides a precise lower 1/3 co-witness with your red dot sight. I prefer the plain black finish for co-witnessing red dots as it eliminates any distracting reflections from tritium elements during low light shooting.

"The Suppressor Height Sights fit perfectly on a Glock 34 MOS Gen 4. They are made of steel and tall enough to enable use of iron sights as a backup through the RMR sight. Some users like to co-witness the dot with them. The front sight blade is slightly narrow, but I prefer it this way. I haven't tested them yet, so I'm uncertain if they are for combat or a 6 o'clock hold.

"The Ameriglo Suppressor Height Sights is exactly as described. It's made of high-quality steel and has a clear sight picture. The front sight blade is narrower than the rear post, which is what I was looking for to improve my sight picture. It fits snugly in the dovetail and I suggest using Lock Tight on the front sight screw. Overall, it's a great product and I plan to purchase more in the future.

awesome sights for RMR'd glocks. fights perfect and has lower 1/3 co-witness. I really like the sights, but the finish is pretty meh in my opinion. But you can complain for the money. these are nearly half the price of other sights

I bought this set of sights for a Glock build and needed co-witnessing for my Trijicon RMR. These sights did the trick! They sit up high and co-witness the lower 1/3 of the RMR. In a way I wish I had gotten the night sight set, bu the RMR makes up for it. It's best to use a sight tool to install these sights.

Great, simple set of sights. I'm running them on a G19 with an RMR, and they co witness perfectly. I prefer blackout sights like these to not distract the eyes. They're made well, and I haven't had a single issue. I'll buy again when I get my 19x cut for an RMR.

I got these specifically for backups while looking through my holosun 507c Installed easy and are perfect height to where they are very usable through my red dot but at the same time the all black front and rear do not distract my eyes from my red dot

These are amazing I love them!! At first, I didn’t think I was gonna like blacked out sights, but now that I’m running a red dot, these are seriously perfect for the Holosun HE508T on a milled Glock. Just enough with a WML to get a great sight picture, and they give you the maximum amount of viewing space for the optic. Fit perfectly irons forward. Love em and would buy them again; I just wish they made a model with a thinner front sight and a thinner gap in the rear sight. Don’t expect to go “bullseye” shooting with these, although I’m sure you can; just know what you’re buying.

I wanted to get some backup sights for the new red dot that I am putting on my g17. I went with the all-black front and rear because I wished to minimum distractions from the red dot while in use. They do the job great! Perfect fit and the right height.

The sights fit my Gen 5 Glock 45 MOS without any issue. I use these sights as backup sights to the Holosun 507c, and they are just tall enough to co-witness. I have seen several of my peers equip their handguns with suppressor height sights with tritium, an absolute co-witness with their red dot sight (RDS). I prefer having plain sights that co-witness in the lower 1/3 of the RDS field of view, that way, they are there if you need them, but you won't notice them until you do. Shipping was quick, and I would recommend these sights to anyone looking to use them in tandem with an RDS.