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SKU: 100026285
Built for duty and everyday carry, this fixed sight set is intended for Glock 10/45 models and is suited to use in changing light conditions. The 3-dot configuration gives shooters a familiar sight picture, while the ProGlo front blade uses a green tritium lamp with a bright orange outline for easier front-sight identification under stress. Its low-profile design supports a carry-oriented setup, and the rounded U-notch rear sight is aimed at quick alignment. For hunters and outdoorsmen who also rely on a defensive handgun, it offers a practical, no-nonsense sighting option without added complexity.
Low-profile Fixed
Sights suited to daily carry
3-dot Configuration
Preferred by many experienced shooters
Proglo Front
Blade uses a vivid green
Bright Orange
Front outline helps identify the
Rounded U-notch
Rear sight supports quick sight
| Configuration | 3-dot |
|---|---|
| Daily Carry Needs | Yes |
| Dutycarry Use | Yes |
| Fbius Marshals Standard Issue | Yes |
| Firearm Compatibility | For GlockA(R) 10/45 |
| Fixed Sights | Yes |
| Front Sight Lamp | Green Tritium |
| Front Sight Outline | Orange |
| Front Sight Style | ProGlo |
| Law Enforcement Use | Yes |
| Low Profile | Yes |
| Operation In Any Light Conditions | Yes |
| Rear Sight Notch | Rounded U-notch |
| Rear Sight Style | Fixed rear sight |
| Sight Type | Night sight set |
The product title says it is for Glock 10/45 models. No additional model compatibility is provided in the source data.
Yes. The long description identifies it as a night sight set, and the short description says it is for operation in any light conditions.
It uses a proven 3-dot configuration, with a ProGlo-style front blade and a fixed rear sight with a rounded U-notch.
The front blade has a vivid green Tritium lamp surrounded by a bright orange outline, according to the long description.
No. The long description describes them as low-profile, fixed sights.