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Getting a solid sight picture in the dark is one of the biggest upgrades you can make to a carry or home-defense Glock, and this Rival Arms set handles it without fuss. It runs green tritium in both the front and rear, so you get a steady glow that holds up in low light and full darkness without needing to charge up under a lamp first. During the day, the large white-outlined front dot draws your eye quick, and the rounded U-notch rear lets you line things up in a hurry.
The frame is CNC-machined from stainless steel, so these are built to take a beating and keep working. Rival Arms designs and machines their parts in the United States, and the sights carry the company warranty. The white ring around the front dot is the real workhorse here, giving your eye something to grab onto fast whether you're punching paper at the range or clearing a room at 2 a.m.
This is the standard-height version, which means it drops in as a direct replacement for factory Glock sights and plays nice with standard holsters. The profile is rounded and snag-resistant, so it won't hang up on a draw or catch on clothing during concealed carry. The U-notch rear also gives you a nice square edge to rack the slide one-handed against a belt or holster in a pinch.
These fit Glock double-stack 9mm models across generations, which covers the popular 17 and 19 platforms most folks are running. If you carry daily or keep a Glock by the bed, a good set of night sights is one of those upgrades you don't think about until you need them, and this set delivers the glow and the daytime speed at a price that makes sense. Tritium is a fill-it-and-forget-it deal, giving you years of reliable glow before it starts to fade.
Yes, this set is designed to fit Glock double-stack 9mm models, which covers the 17 and 19 across all generations. As with any Glock sight swap, it's worth confirming your specific slide cut, especially on MOS or optic-ready models. When in doubt, bring your pistol in and we'll help you sort it out.
Tritium has a half-life of around 12 years, so you can expect a strong, usable glow for well over a decade before it noticeably dims. It's a passive glow that works on its own without any need to charge it in the light first. Once it starts fading, most folks just swap in a fresh set.
Pistol sights are pressed into a tight dovetail and typically require a sight pusher tool for proper installation. Doing it by hand or with a punch risks damaging the sight or your slide, so a sight pusher or a quick trip to a gunsmith is the way to go. If you've got the right tool, it's a straightforward job.
This is the standard-height version with a low, snag-resistant profile, so it fits most standard Glock holsters just like factory sights. The rounded shape keeps it from catching on the holster mouth or your clothing during a draw. Suppressor-height or optic-cowitness setups would need a taller sight instead.
| UPC | 788130026922 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RA-RA1B231G |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sight |
| Style | Standard Height |
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