[Wolfy]

Has anybody tried or seen the fiber optic with tritium sights?

http://www.truglosights.com/products/handgun/index.htm

[Guyon]

Nope, thanks for the link. I was already set to pick up their "Pro-Series" sights for my turkey shotgun. All metal and fully adjustable for elevation/windage. Just waiting on Bass Pro to get some in.

[Wolfy]

I am buying a XD and want to put these on for night sights.

[Guyon]

I can vouch for the clarity of TruGlo sights. I have some of their "Magnum Gobble Dot" (great name) sights on my shotgun now, and they really do light up better than other sights I've seen. Granted, I've never looked down a set of Williams FireSights.

Still, I've been very happy with the TruGlos--with exception of the fact that the rear sight has a tendency to move slightly when bumped. The set I have attaches with a plastic sleeve that fits over the vent rib and is held in place by magnets. The new set that I want clamps onto the rib.

[CWL]

How is the tritium lined up with the fiberoptic? Can't tell fromthe site pictures.

[Onslaught]

I tried to get a set of these for a Glock 29 from Glockmeister (I think). The guy said that TruGlo had problems with the EPA regarding these, and they were put on hold indefinitely.

I'd call TruGlo directly and find out what the current story is.

The tritium vial is under the fiber optic on these, making them shorter than any of the other brands.

I really do well with fiber optic sights in the daylight, and ditto with tritiums at night. It would be nice to have my cake....