LUCKYDAWG13
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I'm looking to replace my factory sights on my Glock 48 any suggestions
Sights for Glock 48
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TomJ
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I have a 48 and 43x, and use Truglo TFO sights. They really pop in the daytime and are bright at night. My eyes aren't what they used to be and I wear reading glasses, and these are among the best sights I've found in regards to me being able to see them without glasses. Tru Dots are also worth a look.
http://www.truglo.com/firearms-hand...en.asp?catid=E5FDB84FE8F74C239330C1841BDD3D5E
http://www.truglo.com/firearms-hand...en.asp?catid=E5FDB84FE8F74C239330C1841BDD3D5E
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Ks5shooter
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I like the Night Fision I put on my 48. You can put together the sights you want,color etc. Its nice because you are not locked into a prepackaged set up. Gotta thank Gunny for the heads up on the Night Fision. Build them however you want.
https://www.nightfision.com/
https://www.nightfision.com/
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LUCKYDAWG13
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just put in my order thought i would try yellow 15% off sale this weekend
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LUCKYDAWG13
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Is there any special tools that I need to install the new sights
TomJ
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There's a small bolt holding the front sight in. There is a tool specific to it, but I don't know it's necessary if you have something comparable. I use blue Locktite to keep it from coming loose. I have a sight pusher for the rear sight, but you can use a punch and hammer as long as you don't hit it so hard you damage the sight.
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LUCKYDAWG13
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Just like to update my new sights came today I took my time and installed them maybe 20 minutes or so used the kit that they sell small hammer and a punch they look great i went with the yellow front sight no range time yet but so far i really like them
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