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SKU: GL01-719307200241
Built for Glock 17 and 19-23 pistols, these night sights are intended to support sight acquisition in both daylight and low-light conditions. The white rings around the glowing dots help the sights stand out during the day, while the tritium-phosphor lamps provide illumination when ambient light is limited. A metal body with a silicone rubber cushion is used to help protect the tritium-filled glass lamps, and the sapphire jewel cap is designed to distribute light and shield the lamp from solvents and puncture. This is a practical option for hunters and shooters who want a simple, low-light sighting setup without adding complexity.
White Ring
Around glowing dots supports daytime
Tritium-phosphor Lamps
Illumination in low-light and no-light
Aluminum Sleeve
Helps protect the tritium lamp
Sapphire Jewel
Is designed to evenly distribute
Metal Body
Silicone rubber cushion adds shock
| Body Material | Metal |
|---|---|
| Compatible Firearms | Glock 17, 19-23 |
| Cushion Material | Silicone Rubber |
| Daytime Visibility | White ring around glowing dots |
| Dot Color | Green |
| Dot Configuration | 3 Dot |
| Lamp Housing | Aluminum Sleeve |
| Lamp Type | Tritium-Phosphor Lamp |
| Lens Cap Material | Sapphire Jewel |
| Low Light Illumination | Yes |
| Protection Features | Protected from solvents and puncture |
| Ring Color | White |
| Shock Protection | Yes |
| Sight Type | Night Sights |
The product title lists Glock 17 and Glock 19-23 compatibility.
They are described as 3-dot green night sights with white rings around the glowing dots for daytime visibility.
The description says the tritium-phosphor lamp is protected within an aluminum sleeve and capped with a sapphire jewel to help distribute light and protect from solvents and puncture.
The sights are described as having a metal body with a silicone rubber cushion for shock protection to the tritium-filled glass lamps.
No. The source describes daytime visibility and low-light/no-light illumination, but does not provide claims about durability, sighting speed, or field performance beyond the listed construction features.