I have a Glock 26 that was my carry gun when I lived in a state that allowed it. I can't really seem to hit anything with it and I thought perhaps the gun was just not very accurate but I've taken friends to the range and had them shoot frighteningly good groups with it so now I know it's not the pistol. I've always hated the stock sights, I find them to be... let's just say unintuitive, so I'm thinking I'd like to get some replacement sights see if that helps things a bit.

I'm heading to a gun show this weekend and thinking about bringing the gun with me to have someone put a proper set of sights on the gun. I realize it's all relative but what are some of the better sights out there? I kind of like the idea of the Sure Sights and ATS because I love the sights on my Steyr M9-A1 but at $100 vs the $60 TruGlo sights I don't know if it's worth it. Are there any good adjustable sights or all they all fixed?

Trijicons are nice.   I'm not sure why you would want adjustable sights on a defensive gun like the G26.  It's not a target gun, and the fixed sights are usually pretty well aligned.

Also, be aware that orange and yellow don't have the same half-life as green.  7 years vs. 12  I believe.

Quoted: If this weapon is ever to be employed in a defensive role, stick to fixed sights. As for which sights, personally I prefer the Warren Tactical sights. You can find them here: www.mle-shootingsports.com/ A lot of the top competitive guys and tactical guys swear by the Warrens. They are the best iron sights I've tried so far: i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0692.jpg i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0689.jpg

What height front sight do you need for those Warren rears?

Also, do you have any opinion on the standard Warren Tacticals vs. the Warren Sevigny Carrys?

Thanks!

Quoted: Quoted: What height front sight do you need for those Warren rears? You need a "tall" height front sight. The stock height Glock sights won't work with a Warren rear. Also, do you have any opinion on the standard Warren Tacticals vs. the Warren Sevigny Carrys? I prefer the outline of the standard Warren sights.

By tall you mean like a .215-.220 or so?

Thanks for your info/opinions. Thanks to your "living with the Glock" and "low light fighting" threads, I've finally gotten off my ass and started looking for new sights for my G19.

Quoted: If this weapon is ever to be employed in a defensive role, stick to fixed sights. As for which sights, personally I prefer the Warren Tactical sights. You can find them here: www.mle-shootingsports.com/ A lot of the top competitive guys and tactical guys swear by the Warrens. They are the best iron sights I've tried so far: i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0692.jpg i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0689.jpg

Maybe I'm missing something but I honestly don't know that I like the look of them. Something about them just seems off. Maybe I'd change my mind if I saw them but it seems odd to spend $55 on plain sights when I can get TruGlo fiber sights for $60.

24/7 Big Dot, www.xssights.com/store/handgun.html

I like Heinie Slant Pro Straight 8 night sights personally.

Quoted: Quoted: If this weapon is ever to be employed in a defensive role, stick to fixed sights. As for which sights, personally I prefer the Warren Tactical sights. You can find them here: www.mle-shootingsports.com/ A lot of the top competitive guys and tactical guys swear by the Warrens. They are the best iron sights I've tried so far: i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0692.jpg i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16/jwayne_777/IMGP0689.jpg Maybe I'm missing something but I honestly don't know that I like the look of them. Something about them just seems off. Maybe I'd change my mind if I saw them but it seems odd to spend $55 on plain sights when I can get TruGlo fiber sights for $60.

Which ones look more durable?

Quoted: 24/7 Big Dot, www.xssights.com/store/handgun.html

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