TFX Handgun Sight

I wanted replacement sights for the crappy plastic ones that came on my Walther PDP (I thought only Glock put on cheap plastic crappy sights...), and was pleased to find out that any sights that fit the Glock 19 would fit the PDP. I have TruGlo sights on ALL my pistols so I knew what I was getting, but these were my first Tritium AND fiber-optic all-in-one sights, and I can tell you I am even more impressed than I thought I would be!The Tritium is perfectly bright at night, and by day or indoors in the light, the fiber optics pick up light and make them sights glow nich and bright, so they are great for low light/no light as well as bright light! In fact, in the sun, they are so bright you don't have ANY problem seeing the sight picture! I'm not an 'optics' (red dot) guy, I don't believe in all that garbage for a self-defense weapon, I train and get used to standard, or 'iron' sights, and maintain my proficiency without relying on toys mounted to my pistol.Like I said, I got this model for my Walther PDP as they fit the Glock 19, so if you use THIS set, you will need the Glock front sight tool (you can get that here on Amazon), and a rear-sight press, also from Amazon, both for what it would cost you to pay a gunsmith to do it for you. It takes about ten minutes from start to finish with the correct tools I mentioned above. Please note, do NOT use the red Loctite when installing the screw on the front sight, use the BLUE Loctite, and also USE THE SMALLER SCREW that comes in the package for these sights if installing on a Glock AND for installing on the PDP if that's what you are putting them on...I used the original screw that came on my PDP but the front sight was loose as the PDP screw was too long.I have put about 400 rounds through the PDP so far and the sights are still tight and working as they should. Highly recommend TruGlo...they are as good as the other brands but cost less than most.

I was a little skeptical of these sights because I was wondering if the manufacturer had cut corners somewhere. I was concerned as to whether the Tritium was as bright as Tritium-only sights, and whether the fiber optics were physically rugged and easy to see. With some trepidation I had my gunsmith install this sight system on one of my CZ75Bs.Firstly, the sights fit the gun very nicely, and look like they belong there. Yes, the front sight is longer than the stock sight in order to accommodate the fiber optic rod, but that is a small price to pay for the fact that this is the most visible sight that one can get for the CZ75B. The Tritium appears to be on a par with Tritium-only sights. The fiber optics make the sight very visible anywhere there is overhead light, such as outdoors or in an illuminated shooting stall such as my favorite indoor range has. (Remember, fiber optic sights work by collecting overhead light and refracting it 90 degrees to the ends of the FO rods.) And in conditions lacking both overhead light but which are too dim to let the Tritium help, the big white front sight is effective for target acquisition. This sight system will work well under pretty much any conceivable shooting light conditions.At the range, I found these sights to be spectacularly visible. The front sight dot is pretty large if you have overhead lighting; somewhat larger than the Tritium-only Tru-glo sight. But I found it to be very satisfactory. This is a very good sight system.In fact the only thing I don't like about these sights is that my other pistols don't have them.I highly recommend this sight system for the CZ75 family of guns. RJB.

I put these sights on my Taurus PT709 Slim. First off these sights are tough, made with CNC steel they feel solid. And they have nice rounded edges to prevent snagging. This is my CCW and I practiced drawing several times as the front sight post is taller then the OEM post. Never had a snag in over 50 draws. On to install, The front sight post goes on easy, however the rear sight really needs to be pressed into place. I actually used a nylon mallet (AR15 Pin and Hammer kit) and used some gentle persuasion to get the rear sight into place though it took a good 20 minutes of tapping it into place until I had it perfectly in the center of the slid. I had read that hitting it hard could rupture the tritium capsules, so I didn't hit it as hard as I could. Just tapped her in. Now on to shooting. Shot at an indoor range (Still butt cold with the ventilation running) and the sights are dead on. Couldn't be happier with the accuracy. In the pick 7 yards with Federal Premium LE tac/bonded ammo. The first 8rds was slow and steady made sure I wasn't getting sloppy on my mechanics. Then the next mag I just let em fly and you can see the lower left grouping. On to sight picture. I use tritium night sights on my duty weapon, and these sights are just as bright and give just as good a sight picture as those at work. Easy to align and get on target quickly.All in all I really like these sights.