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The AmeriGlo GL126 takes a different approach than the three-dot sights you're used to seeing on a Glock. Instead of lining up a post between two rear dots, you look through a rear aperture ring with two tritium mini-dots and let your eye settle on the bright green tritium front post. The design leads your focus straight to the front sight, which is where you want it when speed matters. Folks with aging eyes or anyone who wears bifocals tend to appreciate this style, since there's less fine alignment to fuss over.
The front sight uses green tritium wrapped in a white outline, giving you a clear aiming reference in daylight and a self-glowing dot when the lights go out. The rear aperture carries a pair of tritium lamps too, so in the dark you get a triangle of dots that's quick to read. The tritium in these sights comes from sealed Swiss-made lamps, and like most tritium you can expect a solid dozen years or so of useful glow before it dims noticeably. AmeriGlo machines the sight bodies from steel bar stock, so these hold up to holster wear and slide manipulation.
This set is cut for Glock Gen 1 through Gen 4 in the larger 10mm, .45 ACP, and .357 SIG frames. That covers the Glock 20, 21, 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, 40, and 41. Keep in mind these are not made for MOS or Gen 5 pistols, so double-check your model before ordering.
These sights are a favorite among law enforcement, defensive carriers, and range regulars who want an alternative to the standard post-and-notch. The front sight drops into the dovetail with a hex screw, while the rear presses into the rear dovetail. A lot of people have a gunsmith knock the rear in with a sight pusher, though a steady hand and the right tools can handle it at home.
This set is built for Gen 1 through Gen 4 large-frame Glocks in 10mm, .45 ACP, and .357 SIG. That includes the Glock 20, 21, 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, 40, and 41. It is not made for Gen 5 pistols or MOS models, so verify your exact model before ordering.
Instead of aligning a front post between two rear dots, you look through a rear aperture ring and focus on the glowing front dot. Your eye naturally centers itself in the ring, which speeds up front sight acquisition. Many people with older eyes or those who wear bifocals find this style easier and faster to run.
Tritium is a self-powered glow that slowly fades over time. These use sealed Swiss-made lamps, and you can generally count on roughly twelve years of useful glow before it dims enough to notice. Keeping the front sight clean of carbon buildup helps it stay bright.
The front sight secures with a hex screw and is straightforward to swap. The rear sight presses into the dovetail and is easiest to install with a sight pusher, so plenty of owners let a gunsmith handle that part. If you have the right tools and take your time, a home install is doable.
| UPC | 644406900443 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GL126 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tritium Front/Rear |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1 |
| Style | Ghost Ring |
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