Warren Tactical Sight, Tritium Front For Glock (0.215")
Front: .215" tall x .125" wide
Tritium Front (ONLY): .215" Tall x .125" Wide
Warren Tactical Part: GLOCK-WTL-_1
- Type: 1-Dot Tritium, .215 x .125
- Color: Green, White Size: .125
- Style: Dot, Night Sight, Tactical, Tritium
- Made in the USA
- Make: Glock
- Model: Universal Handguns
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Reviews
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Warren tritium front sights, with plain black rear
Very easy to focus on the front sight. On my G17 with a plan warren rear, it shoots POA/POI at about 10 yards and in, and a 6 o'clock hold at 25 yards and beyond. If I hold at the bottom of a B-8 bull it will strike the center. Very happy with my warren sights.
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Upgraded
When I switched to Warren Tactical sights on my Glock I started with a fiber optic front sight. This worked great outdoors but I had a hard time tracking it indoors and against dark targets. I upgraded to the tritium front and everything works better now.
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WTS sights
Bottom line: I love these sights. This is what I've been looking for in a good combat sight for my off-duty weapon. The single dot on the front sight draws your eye to where the focus needs to be. The rear sight (which I also bought) allows a whole lot more light through to create a more refined sight picture when it's needed. It kills me to have to go back to using the standard sights on my duty pistol, but I might just have to change that too. There should be some perks to being the Rangemaster.
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Excellent for competition and carry
I started with the set with the plain rear and fiber optic front which is a great improvement over the stock G17 sights. But in lowlight the FO front is a no-go. So I upgraded to this tritium front sight and couldn't be happier. I feel it is every bit as fast as the FO in full light and much better in lowlight.
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Fantastic Sight
This mixed with the plain rear provides lightning fast sight aquisition. While being super fast at close distances it has enough of an outline to make a deliberate longer shot as well. Shooting the fiber optic front sight and then switching to this makes transitioning from competition to duty completely.