15 Different EDC Sight Setups

Published on February 11, 2023
Duration: 14:01

This video from SPN Firearms provides an in-depth review of 15 different sight setups for Glocks, focusing on their application for Everyday Carry (EDC). The instructor, with apparent extensive experience, details various brands and models, including AmeriGlo CAP, Trijicon, XS Big Dot, TruGlo TFX, and Glock OEM night sights. He discusses their pros and cons, particularly in relation to red dot compatibility, low-light performance, and personal sight picture preference, offering practical advice for viewers looking to upgrade their firearm's sights.

Quick Summary

The AmeriGlo CAP sights are the instructor's top choice for Glock firearms, featuring a tritium front sight with a yellow outline and a phosphorus rear that glows sufficiently for low-light conditions. For red dot equipped Glocks, suppressor height sights with a white outline front are recommended to avoid obscuring the dot.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Standard Glock Sights
  2. 00:45AmeriGlo CAP Sights (Favorite)
  3. 01:28AmeriGlo Suppressor Height Sights
  4. 02:07XS Big Dot Sights
  5. 03:05All Stock Glock 26 with AmeriGlo CAP
  6. 03:29TruGlo Three Dot Sights
  7. 04:00Trijicon Three Dot Sights
  8. 04:57AmeriGlo Hackathorn Sights
  9. 06:13TruGlo TFX Pro Sights
  10. 07:01MePro Light Bullseye Sights (No Front Sight)
  11. 08:34Holosun Sights (Instructor's Issue)
  12. 09:37AmeriGlo i-Dot Sights
  13. 10:13Ghost Ring Night Sights
  14. 11:01TruGlo Sights on Barracuda Build
  15. 12:54Glock OEM Night Sights

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the instructor's favorite Glock sights?

The instructor's absolute favorite Glock sights are the AmeriGlo CAP sights. He uses them on multiple firearms and praises their tritium front sight with a yellow outline and the glowing phosphorus rear sight for excellent low-light visibility and a preferred sight picture.

Which sights are recommended for Glock pistols with red dots?

For Glocks equipped with red dot sights, suppressor height sights with a white outline front sight are recommended. This design helps prevent the white outline from obscuring the red dot, allowing for better focus on the target.

What are the benefits of night sights for EDC firearms?

Night sights offer significant advantages for Everyday Carry (EDC) firearms, especially for shooting in low-light conditions or at night. They provide a visible aiming point when traditional sights would be invisible, increasing the practicality and effectiveness of the firearm.

Are there any sight options that don't require a front sight?

Yes, the MePro Light Bullseye sights are a unique option that eliminates the need for a traditional front sight. They feature a rear sight with a dot that the shooter aligns with the target, offering a minimalist and high-tech aiming solution.

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