i have a 226 that i carry daily. i've never shot it at night but last night i was trying so dry fire practice and realized i NEED night sights. i've seen some g26's with night sights so i'm sure they make them but it does not look like a diy project. who make good ones and can i do it myself?
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I am very much a fan of Ameriglo night sights and have their products on each of my personally owned Glocks. I really like the Pro Series Operator night sights, but the classic style are nice too.
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I've got Trijicon green tritiums on my G17, I like them a lot. They make good daytime sights too, the vials are outlined in white, so they're easily visible.
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