XS Sights DXT2 Big Dot Tritium Night Sights. Tritium Front and Rear set. Fits Glock 17,19,19X,20,21,22,23,24,26,27,29, 30,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,43X,45,48,49 models including MOS versions

I like how quick and easy it is to acquire a target. Remember, these aren't precision sights. These are for close quarters combat and they excel in that role- which is what you want for a daily carry weapon.

I've installed and used 18 sets of these on various Glock pistols over time. Once you install and use them correctly they are great, the key word here is 'correctly'. Most of the reviews I read here and elsewhere with people exhibiting difficulties can be linked to not installing correctly or not using them correctly.First, these are not 'precision' sights. So if you are expecting to put all rounds in a 1 inch group at say 25 yards 100% of the time then these are not 'accurate' enough for you. These are in a class of sights known as 'combat sights' (close engagement) which are basically used to put rounds on target very quickly under stress (e.g. self defense) in a Minute Of Bad Guy (MOBG) scenario for shots that stop the threat from continuing, for up to about 15 yards and quick 'close quarters' engagement. So, for example, in the MOBG usage shots landing in a 6-8 inch area center mass area, or in the bad guy in the chest area, are 'accurate' for these sights even if its not a tight precise group of, say 1 inch another person might consider 'precision'.Second, that being said, the aiming method given by xs is the correct aiming method for these sights. No, the center dot in the big dot is not what is used to dot the 'I' the bottom of the big dot is used to dot the 'I' in all ranges used. Its only when greater than ~25 yards is the top of the big dot used as the aiming point instead of the center if the big dot.I routinely put rounds in 8 inch circles at 50 yards with these sights with all rounds in the circle as I intended even though these sights are really for close quarters engagement type of work, so if a distance like this is your thing then you can also do it with these sights. This is 'accurate' but for another person it may not be accurate in terms of precision if that person intended a 1 inch group for all rounds fired. Herein lies the ambiguity of the term 'accurate' for these sights. They are not intended to be 'precision' accurate but rather MOBG accurate as a combat sight (described above).If you want to try the sights out and not yet sure if you will like them...do not use the red locktite instead use blue locktite, try them out for a couple hundreds rounds. If you don't like them then they will be much easier to remove. However, if you do like them and plan to keep them on the gun then remove them and completely remove all blue locktite and go through the install procedure again but use the red locktite this time.Another thing, filing. If you absolutely do not need to file then don't. A small amount of resistance may be noticed on some Glock dovetails, this does not always mean you need to file so tapping it into position is correct. In short if the sight can be drifted or pushed into position do not file. Only if you encounter excessive resistance in getting the sight in position should you file and then only if the sight will absolutely not move into position no matter what you do without filing.DO NOT PUT LOCKTITE ON THE SET SCREWS. Its not necessary but if you do then use only the barest hint of blue locktite on the set screw threads only and not red locktite. The front sight, follow the xs sights instructions.They take about 15 minutes at the most to install, its not difficult. Follow the XS sights instructions, take your time. However, if you encounter difficulty on install contact XS.I have had to use these sights In actual life threatening deadly force defense... they are lifesavers when the stress and movement of that eyeblink moment in time arrives.

Very bright. Rear sight not so much. Great for old eyes. Front sight is huge. Would make an excellent combat sight (from a combat veteran). In daylight or at night front sight is easy to aquire. At close combat distances place large dot over target and squeeze trigger. Bought two sets.

Easy install with included tools, fast shipping as always, great deal. Just what my G19 needed with my aging eyes.....IMO, these XS Big Dot fixed sights sre better that a optic....plus a whole bunch cheaper !!!

The front sight is easy to pick up on the target. Rear sight is ok and not to bright at night.

I’ve been using XS sights on my pistols for years. The switch from white to fiber optic around the tritium is fantastic. It took a good product and made it great.The sight picture is fast and easy to find. Way superior to three dot or Glock standard sights.

So much easier for target acquisition in low light. Wasn’t sure if the dot size would be too big or distracting but I absolutely love them. Highly recommend.

While the sites on my G43x weren’t terrible, they were not night sites, which I prefer. I have used XS Sights Big Dot Night sites on other handguns and have been very satisfied with the results. With this particular application you simply dot the “i” in the sites and you’re on target.Very easy to install on the G43x. You can either use a punch and hammer to remove the factory rear site, or a mission specific site removal/installation tool. But you don’t need the tool to install the rear site. It’s super easy with the two set screws that “lift” the site against the edges of the dovetail in the slide. Front site is retained by a screw from inside the slide.If you like the dot the “i” site picture, these are the sites for you.