I love the ergonomics and styling of these sites. The problem is that I'm guessing that the tritium vials will back out as I fire the hand gun. I have not fired this gun yet and am waiting for it to warm up a bit but when I installed the sites on my Glock 30 I noticed after I was done that the vials of tritium on the rear sites were sticking out a bit and with the aid of my Glock armorers tool, I pushed them back in with little to no effort. I am afraid that under the recoil the vials on the rear site are going to back out. I'm not saying that all of them will be like this but the set that I received were. And I also have a set of site install tools from Glock as well so they weren't just drifted on. I hope that this review was helpful to you.
OK, I have had a chance to shoot this firearm now so I can give you the skinny on what I think, now that I have had a chance to put some rounds down range (around 750 rounds). I wanted to give it a solid shooting session as I did notice that I had issues with the Tritium vile that backed out. A quick recap, as I was installing the sites I noticed that the rear Tritium Vile that holds the gas had backed out on both rear dots. I simply pushed them back into place and that is where they sat until this past weekend when I finally had a chance to break in my new Glock 30SF. I was worried that the vile set would back out under the recoil of the firearm since I pushed them back into place. The only thing I can figure out is that the adhesive that they use to install them with was not completely dry when I received them. Well, they were when I fired the gun. They held perfectly with no discernible creep. They were even spot on and didn't need any further adjustment when I got to the range. I absolutely recommend these sites. They are very bright, as a matter of fact they are the brightest set of Tritium sites that I own. If you do not have a site tool than I highly recommend that you have your local gunsmith install them for you. It shouldn't cost much more that a Jackson to get it done.
Sorry it took me so long to finish this review but my job is pretty demanding of me.
I love the ergonomics and styling of these sites. The problem is that I'm guessing that the tritium vials will back out as I fire the hand gun. I have not fired this gun yet and am waiting for it to warm up a bit but when I installed the sites on my Glock 30 I noticed after I was done that the vials of tritium on the rear sites were sticking out a bit and with the aid of my Glock armorers tool, I pushed them back in with little to no effort. I am afraid that under the recoil the vials on the rear site are going to back out. I'm not saying that all of them will be like this but the set that I received were. And I also have a set of site install tools from Glock as well so they weren't just drifted on. I hope that this review was helpful to you. OK, I have had a chance to shoot this firearm now so I can give you the skinny on what I think, now that I have had a chance to put some rounds down range (around 750 rounds). I wanted to give it a solid shooting session as I did notice that I had issues with the Tritium vile that backed out. A quick recap, as I was installing the sites I noticed that the rear Tritium Vile that holds the gas had backed out on both rear dots. I simply pushed them back into place and that is where they sat until this past weekend when I finally had a chance to break in my new Glock 30SF. I was worried that the vile set would back out under the recoil of the firearm since I pushed them back into place. The only thing I can figure out is that the adhesive that they use to install them with was not completely dry when I received them. Well, they were when I fired the gun. They held perfectly with no discernible creep. They were even spot on and didn't need any further adjustment when I got to the range. I absolutely recommend these sites. They are very bright, as a matter of fact they are the brightest set of Tritium sites that I own. If you do not have a site tool than I highly recommend that you have your local gunsmith install them for you. It shouldn't cost much more that a Jackson to get it done. Sorry it took me so long to finish this review but my job is pretty demanding of me.