Originally Posted by smullen

95% Range time, 5% Comps... I try to make it to the range twice a month... 3 times if I'm really lucky...

I'd like to get more into comps if work would allow the time... Seems every time we have one around here I'm on call.

You will likely hear from several people on this forum about Ameriglo sights. I do not have any, but I would not contradict anything that is said about them, they have a good reputation.

Personally, I use several different kinds of sights.

For USPSA competition, I now use a red dot sight in the Open Division, mainly because my eyes are too old to focus on the front sight, at least for competition.

Before I switched to the red dot, I used the Sevigny Competition Sight set which I purchased from CPWSA:
Warren/Sevigny Sights. This is a fiber optic front sight with a fixed rear sight, I've seen it used by several competitors. Interestingly, I don't see many competitors in USPSA using adjustable rear sights, but that does not mean they are not useful. In my case, I found that I was using the adjustable rear sights to compensate for errors that I was making in pulling the trigger, and once I gained control of my trigger pull I was able to work with fixed rear sights better. I am not saying this is true for everyone.

For carry purposes, I use either Glock night sights (which are Trijicons) or Dawson or Warren/Sevigny tactical sights.

For your purposes, I think that if you used the Sevigny Competition Sight set it would serve you well on the range and later in competition.

Whatever you do, PURCHASE YOUR SIGHTS IN SETS, don't try to get them separately. Sets, purchased from reputable suppliers such as Dawson, will work correctly on your gun.

Chris

+1 to everything Chris said...

I use the AmeriGlo Pro Operators on my self defense Glocks...

...and use the Sevigny fiber optic sights on my target shooting Glocks... See below...

As Chris (Colhand) stated, I do like Ameriglos and have them on all my GLOCKS except the G38 and the new G26 cause I just haven't had a chance to get them for it yet. I also like the Trijicon HDs but they are more than 30% more expensive. I don't see 30% better sights so I stick with the Ameriglo lineup.

Originally Posted by Alberta Glock

I chose warren tactical. Be prepared for some fitting in the rear sight. Took about half an hour with a triangle file to get it finally into the dovetail.

+1 On Warren Tactical, green front and yellow rear.

all 4 of my glocks are 17,20,21&22 are wearing Hi-vis sights, red front and green rear, it really can't get any better just more expensive.