Description
Night Fision built the Perfect Dot night sight set for folks who want their front sight to jump out the second the pistol comes up, whether it's high noon or the middle of the night. This particular set pairs an orange fluorescent front ring with a clean U-notch black rear, giving you a sight picture that's fast to acquire without a wall of glowing dots competing for your attention. The tritium keeps working when the lights go out, and the orange ring keeps pulling your eye in daylight.
What Makes the Perfect Dot Set Different
Instead of the aluminum sleeves and painted-on rings that most tritium sights use, Night Fision goes with a patented injection molded sleeve that locks the tritium vials in place and forms the glowing ring itself. That means the outline won't flake, chip, or wear off over time. They pack in around 30% more tritium than a lot of competing sights and cap each vial with a domed lens that sharpens up the glow, so the dots read crisp instead of fuzzy in low light.
Built for Glock 20, 21, and the Big-Frame Crowd
This set drops onto the larger Glock frames, covering the 20, 21, 29, 30, 36, 40, and 41, including the S and SF variants. Each sight is CNC machined from 4140 steel and finished in Black Nitride to fight off wear and corrosion, so they hold up to years of holster draws and range time. The front sight runs about 0.140 inches wide, which makes it easy to catch on the draw, while the U-notch rear opens up a little extra room around the front post for faster shooting.
The U-Notch and Everyday Carry
The U-notch rear is the crowd favorite for a reason. That rounded cut frames the front sight naturally and helps your eye center everything quicker, which pays off on a defensive gun or a nightstand pistol. Night Fision backs the tritium with a long warranty, and since press-fit steel sights need to seat square, a gunsmith or a proper sight pusher is the way to get these installed right.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Night Fision
- Manufacturer Part Number: GLK-002-007-OGZG
- UPC: 856386007269
- Sight Type: Tritium Night Sight Set (front and rear)
- Rear Sight Style: U-Notch
- Front Sight Color: Orange Fluorescent Ring with Green Tritium
- Rear Sight Color: Black Rings with Green Tritium
- Fits: Glock 20, 21, 29, 30, 36, 40, 41 (incl. S/SF)
- Material: CNC Machined 4140 Steel
- Finish: Black Nitride
- Tritium Source: Swiss Tritium
- Front Sight Width: 0.140 in
- Front Sight Height: 0.213 in
- Rear Sight Height: 0.272 in
- Blade Height: Glock OEM Height
What’s Included
- Night Fision Perfect Dot front night sight (orange ring, green tritium)
- Night Fision Perfect Dot U-notch rear night sight (black rings, green tritium)
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pistols do these Night Fision Glock 20/21 sights fit?
This set is built for the larger Glock frames, covering the 20, 21, 29, 30, 36, 40, and 41, including the S and SF variants. They sit at Glock OEM blade height, so they match the standard iron sight setup on those models. If you're running a red dot or a suppressor, you'd want the suppressor-height version instead.
What's the difference between the U-notch rear and a square notch?
The U-notch has a rounded cut that opens up a bit more space around the front sight, which many people find helps them center everything faster. It's a popular choice for defensive and carry guns where speed of acquisition matters. The square notch is a little more traditional if you prefer a tighter, more precise sight picture for distance work.
How is the orange front ring different from plain tritium sights?
The orange fluorescent ring is what makes the front sight pop in daylight, so your eye grabs it fast before the tritium even matters. At night the Swiss tritium glows on its own with no batteries or charging. It's the same Perfect Dot molded ring that won't chip or flake, so you get daytime visibility and nighttime glow in one sight.
Can I install these Night Fision sights myself?
These are press-fit steel sights, so they need to be seated square and snug to shoot straight. Night Fision recommends a gunsmith or a proper sight pusher rather than a punch and hammer, which can mar the sight or the slide. If you've got the right tool and some experience it's doable at home, otherwise it's a quick job for a shop.





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