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SKU: GL-436
Built for concealed carry and personal defense use, this sight set is aimed at helping shooters pick up the front sight quickly and keep attention where it matters. The black serrated rear sight is intended to cut glare and support one-hand slide manipulations, while the front sight combines tritium illumination with an orange ProGlo outline for a more visible aiming point. It is listed for Glock 42, 43, 43X, and 48 pistols. As with any defensive sight upgrade, the focus is on fast, practical sight acquisition rather than range embellishment.
Quicker Front
Sight acquisition and focused front-sight
Black Serrated
Rear sight helps reduce glare
Rear Sight
Supports one-hand slide manipulations
Front Sight
An orange ProGlo outline
Suitable Conceal
Carry or personal defense use
| Compatibility | Glock(R) 42,43,43X,48 |
|---|---|
| Disclaimer | This product is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK(R). GLOCK(R) does not warrant or represent that this product is compatible with GLOCK(R) pistols |
| Front Sight | Orange Tritium Front |
| Intended Use | Conceal carry or personal defense weapon |
| Model | GL-436 |
| Rear Sight | Black Serrated Rear |
| Sight Set Type | Protector Sight Set |
The provided product data lists compatibility with Glock 42, 43, 43X, and 48.
The front sight is described as tritium illuminated with a ProGlo orange outline, and the rear sight is black and serrated.
Yes. The product description says it is ideal for concealed carry or personal defense weapons.
No. The listing states that it is not manufactured, authorized, endorsed, or warranted by GLOCK, and GLOCK does not warrant or represent compatibility.
The black serrated rear sight is described as reducing glare and assisting with one-hand slide manipulations.