Videos tagged with Blackout Rear Sight

This video from Richardson Precision & Training offers a pro tip on identifying and understanding different types of pistol sights. Instructor Daniel explains the benefits of a blackout rear sight with a colored front sight (like fiber optic or night sight) for faster front sight acquisition. He also covers traditional 'goal post' sights, common on Glocks, and the advantages of red dot sights for speed and ease of use, especially for those with aging eyes. The fundamental principles of sight alignment remain consistent across most iron sight types.

This review covers the AmeriGlo Glock Protector sights, featuring a blacked-out rear with horizontal serrations and a bright fluorescent yellow front sight with a tritium dot. The reviewer highlights their effectiveness for fast target acquisition, especially in low light, and provides a guide for installation on a Glock 35. While generally impressed, a minor critique is offered regarding the rear sight notch width for extreme precision.