TRUGLO High-Visibility Replacement Fiber Optics for Firearm and Archery Sights - Available in a Variety of Vibrant Colors and Sizes

Give a nice sight pattern and easy to install. I have a number of guns with these fiber optic sights so I occasionally have a need to replace on. Still, the smallest size package of these is large enough to do several hundred replacements. I may be exaggerating that a bit but I don't think I ever use this whole package.

If you make sure and check the size rod you need these will serve you well and the variety will let you find the color that your eyes pick up best.

Nice scope, I like the circle reticle with the cross-hair center. Holds center well after recoil. I think it's related, or referred, to military grade? (not sure)

My husband and I hate the original red fiber in our archery sights and wanted all green pins. I found this green multi pack and they work perfect for what we needed. Easy installation and a great fit. As always you have to be careful with the fibers in smaller sizes as they are delicate but overall perfect for our needs.

Fit my Springfield-Armory XDs perfectly. Very well made so that you don't have to get extensively close to the filament to balloon the tip and lock it in. This is better because you end up with a much cleared filament in the end. Of the set of colors, green is by far the brightest. The orange is the dimmest. Red trails green only by a little and the others are just a mix between the red and orange in the power.Simple installation, simple working. First remove the old one by cutting it some how and pulling it out of both ends. Be careful to not destroy your front sight because it will look bad! We don't want that. Next, use a flame or heat source to balloon the bulb slightly at the end, at this point, I didn't cut anything off. Be careful to NOT touch the filament to your heat source or it will cook the inside of the filament. This will cause clouding, and that basically means that light will not travel through it, and rather than an fiber optic that gathers light and sends it to the ends, you are looking at green plastic sights. Don't do that. After you balloon one end, slide the whole filament, still uncut myself, into your sight hole. Mark a small amount over the edge of the sight mount. I used about 2 mm or so, it doesn't have to be large, just enough to provide material that will fill the whole once ballooned. You can score the filament at that point, then remove it from the sight. Give it a little more cutting in the score and you should be able to bend and snap it at that point. A flat cut is most unnecessary, when you heat that side it will just round off anyway. Again, not touching the filament, reinsert the filament and balloon the second end, thus locking the filament in place. If it has a little wobble, apply ever so much more heat and do so patiently, or just let it go. Finally, look through the filament and ensure it is bright and not clouded. Then, you are done!Oh, and I didn't say to clear your weapon to start this thing, but if you don't do that and end up dead, you really shouldn't have a weapon in your hand anyway.

Great product. Always easy to work with and get great results.

never installed fiber optic sights before. i watched it done on YouTube so I had an idea how to proceed. The fibers are very bright. The red and green do melt at different temperatures, but this is not a bad thing. If the red melted at the same temperature as the green it would come out of round. This would be a negative to most gun owners I can would guess. i made the attempt several time before I got the look I wanted. There is a lot of material included in the pack. I don't figure I'll have to ever buy more ! I took advantage of the two different melting points. When the green began to flare I removed the heat. Inserted the fiber and cut it to length. Then repeated on the other ends. The different melting points made it possible for me to keep the red round and it centered in the green. there is a reason they have different melting points. Take advantage of this.

I have a rifle with a Marbles sight which originally had an orange fiber optic rod. My eyes don't work well with orange and I was looking at replacing the entire sight with another one just like it but with a green rod when someone advised me that I could just replace the rod instead, something that was news to me. So I bought this product to change the color of the rod.This replacement pack from Truglo has different colors of rods from which to choose in the event you want to try something different or aren't sure which color you would prefer. Their light transmission property is excellent. Held vertically in a heavily shaded area, the ends glowed as if they had an internal light source.I had never done something like this before and was a bit apprehensive about attempting it on my own. However, it turned out to be faster and easier than I expected. After removing the existing rod, I cut off a length of green rod, approx. 1/16" longer than the opening in the sight, with a pair of scissors. Then, with the rifle turned on its side and held in a vise, I inserted the new rod in the sight, leaving a small amount protruding on each end. Using a cheap butane cigarette lighter, I held the flame near each end of the rod without actually touching it with the flame. This caused the end of the rod to form a domed end which prevents it from sliding out of the sight. That's all it took! It couldn't have been easier.Two words of advice here though. First, make sure you order the correct diameter of rods as Truglo makes several different sizes. I measured my existing one with a caliper first. Second, when using a flame to melt the ends of the rod, be aware that it takes very little heat and happens fairly quickly. If you get the flame too close or hold it in position too long, you can distort it too much.For anyone who needs to change the existing fiber optic sights on their gun, this is a cheap and simple way to do it without changing out the entire sight and I would highly recommend this particular product.

Ordered this from India. It is very expensive for this kind of product and I guess it is because of shipping charges. It took 15 days to dispatch and deliver the product.Both the green and the red ones are very reflective. It does what it does.

they’re as bright as the original pins in my spothogg

The product info says you get one of each colour, but I received only 4 of them (missing ruby red). They are nice and bright.

Like I said not bad and easy to work with, just would of loved if I could off gotten a solid green or red, as you see the full length work well but once it’s a 5/8 then the red and green kinda just turn red but otherwise I like the product

I have made replacement rear sight with picatinny rail for Colt 1911 .Fibers are brittle. But as sight it is working no better or worse than original sight.It require a lot of ambient light to glow.