AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights

Published on June 3, 2017
Duration: 2:51

This expert guide from Kit Badger details the installation and utility of AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights on a Glock 17 equipped with an RMR optic. The reviewer, Ivan, an experienced shooter, explains the rationale behind placing the rear sight forward of the optic to avoid brass interference and emphasizes their role as reliable backup sights. The sights are constructed from solid steel with a black flat coating and are designed for co-witnessing.

Quick Summary

AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights are solid steel backup sights for firearms with optics, designed for co-witnessing. A key installation tip is placing the rear sight forward of an RMR optic on Glocks to avoid brass ejection issues. While the narrow front sight aids speed, it may reduce precision refinement due to rear notch openness.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction to AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights
  2. 00:55Design and Features of Suppressor Sights
  3. 01:20Pros and Cons of Narrow Front Sight
  4. 01:45Usability and Purpose
  5. 02:09Compatibility and Pricing
  6. 02:34Conclusion and Sign-off

Frequently Asked Questions

What are AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights?

AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights are durable, solid steel backup iron sights designed for firearms equipped with optics like red dot sights. They are typically finished in black flat and are raised to allow for co-witnessing.

Why place the rear sight in front of an RMR optic?

Placing the rear sight in front of an RMR optic on a Glock pistol is a strategic decision to prevent ejected brass from hitting and potentially damaging or obstructing the optic, ensuring reliable function.

Are AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights compatible with all Glock models?

No, AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights are compatible with most Glock models, but they specifically exclude the Glock 42 and Glock 43 due to their unique slide dimensions and design.

What are the pros and cons of the AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights' front sight design?

The narrow front sight blade may allow for faster sight acquisition. However, the significant open space in the rear notch can be a drawback for users who prioritize refining their sight picture for maximum precision.

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