Votatu GN901

This is a very good low cost upgrade from stock sights, it did take me a little while to charge the sights with a bright light but they stayed charged for much longer than I thought they would. The tool that comes with it works great and it by itself is worth the money. I really like that the front sight has a good size “dot” on it also, the eye picks it up very easily. Overall a good purchase.

Absolute trash. Front piece was good. Rear piece does not fit across in the groove. Tried tapping and it destroyed itself. Looked like a cool idea on the cheap, but not worth the headache. Spend the money and get a quality piece that fits properly the first time.

First, I want to get a couple things out of the way. These sights are NOT tritium, if they were they would be more expensive. You may or may not need a sight pusher for the rear sight depending on your slide’s tolerances (that is why they have the set screw, and I highly suggest using blue Loctite on said set screw). These sights are also made for an original Glock slide or at least an OEM Profile Glock slide, they will poke off the sides of an aftermarket slide that has angles at the top, so if you’re slide is not OEM or very similar, don’t buy them. Last, it’s always a good idea to use blue Loctite on your front sight screw. Overall, the quality of these sights is great for the price. Are they a set of Truglo TFX tritium fiber optic sights? Certainly not, but they don’t cost $80-$100 either. The tool they include with these sights is actually among the nicest Glock front sight tools I’ve seen, but I wish they offered these sights without the tool if it would drop the price, but I also already have several front sight tools and don’t need any more. Summary, the sights are solid for the money, probably the nicest set you’ll find out of the options for glowing night sights that aren’t tritium, but only work on OEM profile slides. They are great for a build you want to keep on a low budget, but if you’re getting something for a carry gun or home defense where your life is on the line if you pull your weapon, I’d spend the extra money and get a set of Truglo TFX tritium fiber optics or Ameriglo Tritium Ghost Ring Sights, those are my go to.

Great sights for the price range, made a big difference in target acquisition on my Glock 19. when “charged” in sunlight They hold that charge for a surprisingly long time. Would definitely recommend for a budget friendly night sight.

So you may be wondering why a 5 star review and why my headline is negative? The product itself works as advertised, is built well, and is accurate once installed and set up. The issue is, you see nothing at night because you have to put it under the lights to glow. Can you imagine a home invasion and you tell the perp "hey, can hold on a minute or two so I can put my sights under a lamp? So I can't fault the product. It say glow in the dark and it does! But in a real situation at night, it's totally useless.

Doesn’t really glow unless you shine a light on it for a few seconds but they’re better than the factory Glock sights but I still wouldn’t pay a penny over $20 for these again.

Got these to replace the not-great stock sights on my airsoft 1:1 Glock GBB. Needed some light sanding (fitment) and noticed that a brass punch slightly deformed the edge if I was too far from center so use the widest one you have, or use nylon of course. Certainly not as nice as tritiums but we transition from light to low light on our courses frequently so that's not an issue for me. Factoring in the price, I'd say maybe 4 star but giving these 5 because the kit includes everything (including decent tools, extra hardware, etc.) for front and rear. Not a gun owner so zero clue how they hold up on actual firearms but they're really solid on a metal slide gas blowback so I'd imagine they're fine as a spare set or whatever on a real gun if you do a good install.

I really wanted to like these. Purchased for my wife's EDC. She found them and wanted them. I installed them (as per usual). But they don't do the one thing she wanted them to do. GLOW! They give off a glow - for about a day. I tried bright lights, to get them to charge. 1 night of glow. Hell, I even left them out in the Texas summer sunlight for 3 days. The result is always the same - one night of glow. I'm on my 5th iteration of trying. I wanted to make sure I was thorough. Man, I hate to complain, but even the glow is SO bright for the day it works, that it's a bit overpowering. They installed exactly like they should. The front sight tool was a nice bonus. As a 3-dot set up the are on the big side for me, but some might like that. Fast acquisition, but less accuracy. Might be good for EDC. Your mileage may vary. Who knows, maybe I just got a bad set. I suppose they will just work as daylight 3-dots until I can do something different. They shot straight for us at the range.

Very bright,excellent quality,very nice finish,excellent value! I think I will order another just to have

Pas le bon morceau fait Pas mon airsoft qui était supposé être le bon

Qualité et efficace Je recommande ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I live in Canada where handguns are banned, so while you do see one in this pic, its not real, and I’ll never need night sights, because theres no criminals with guns in Canada who would break into my house, because they wouldn’t have a gun, because they are banned. But if a crook ever broke into my house, with a gun that they don’t have because they are banned in Canada, these night sights on the Glock 17 that I don’t have, because they are banned in Canada, would do a great job! Front sight went on nice and easy, rear sight took some encouragement without the proper tool.. but lots of oil, and soft mallet, and 2.5 years of frustration over tyrannical government, and I eventually got it on the handgun that I don’t have, because they are banned in Canada.

The sight was unable to fit on the airsoft pistol. However that could be a fault of the pistol. Really nice look for the sights though and I’d definitely recommend it for a Glock it would fit on