Glock would probably send a new one for free.
Glock would probably send a new one for free.
Not trying to change the thread but question this kinda' relates: What is a good, reasonably priced flashlight to attach to the picatilly rail on a Glock 19?
I think the one from Glock is the cheapest I would recommend. After that, a Streamlight TLR-1.
Thanks I'll check them out.
TFO's are great. I've also had a chance to try the new Trijicon HD sights. That front site is really big and stands out. Good for self defense gun. However, in my experience the sights do sit up pretty high causing the gun to shoot a little low for what I am used to. The adjustment I made was covering the target with the front sight as opposed to a center-mass sight picture.
My G22 is much later (Serial # 6PPxxx), but my G17 is much older (serial # CCxxx). My G17 is somewhat silver and my G22 is starting to get the same way.I reckon I'm the only guy here who prefers the good ol' Glock factory polymer "goalpost" sights that come standard on all their pistols.
Of course, I'm probably one of the few here that likes the 2nd gen frames over the 3rd and 4th gen models too.
If any of you guys ever saw my carry G22, you'd laugh yourself silly. :pms3: It looks like it's been drug thru a knothole backwards! The slide is damn near silver because almost all of the black coating is gone from literally hundreds of thousand of presentations over the years. My G22 is a 1996 model (serial #CAM0xx).
took my TFO off in favor of Hiviz fiber optic sights. probably sounds strange taking off tritium capability. Logic is if you cannot ID with 100% certainty what your target is. then you don't need to be shooting it.
been trading back and fort between TFO and Hiviz trying to decide which one ... Hiviz has been on for the last several months. G17 mated with Surefire X-200 weapon light has all but taken over house warming duties from TRS-870 shotty.
been trading back and fort between TFO and Hiviz trying to decide which one ... Hiviz has been on for the last several months. G17 mated with Surefire X-200 weapon light has all but taken over house warming duties from TRS-870 shotty.
The problem with logic is your light,which you should have with you anytime after dark,will illuminate your target for ID purposes but won't help you see your sights,try it.Some will say that you're going to be close enough that you don't need your sights and point shooting will get the job done.I like to see them but whatever works for you.
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