Glock Compatible Fiber Optic Steel Sights. Works with all double stack Glock patterns slides. G17,19, 22, 23, 26, 27
7 reviews for Rockey Brass Fiber Optic Sights for Glock
Rated 5 out of 5
Edward Carl Gifford –
Easy to purchase, fast delivery and easy to install and hopefully it works well. Have not made it to the range as of yet to test it out.
Rated 5 out of 5
Dakota Defense –
My customer didn’t want regular factory white outline sights. So we tried these. This was a fantastic upgrade. Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Plus the ability to switch colors is an added bonus.
Rated 5 out of 5
John –
These fiber optic sights were easy to install and work well. They were very affordable.
Rated 4 out of 5
P.K. –
This sight set appears to be of really good quality, they do require fitting. I have installed Dawson Precision sights in the past and apparently all steel rear sights for Glocks need to be filed to fit or you won’t be able to get them into the slide. A good set of files and a sight installation tool of some sort are required. These were installed on the Rockey Brass Elite G19 slide. I did have an issue with the front sight as well which should have been a drop-in installation. Either the base of the sight was too deep, or the front of the slide was too thin, so the sight remained loose regardless of how tight the retaining bolt was. This was remedied by filing a few thousandths off the bottom of the front sight which would then tighten correctly. A Glock front sight tool is also necessary for ease of installation and locktite is highly recommended. Overall, the sight picture is great, the installed green filament is bright with ambient light and my eyes seem to pick it up better than the red. It’s a good set if you are at least an amateur gunsmith due to installation difficulty level. I would buy them again. I just wish I had purchased the “Suppressor Height” set to begin with since I will probably be adding a red dot in the future.
Rated 5 out of 5
Chris –
Can’t beat the price for a set of plinking sights. Well made with a choice of colors for the front sight.
Rated 1 out of 5
Dalton Mattus –
Front sight sits loose and turns. I could say you get that you pay for for $40 but I bought some truglo sights off Amazon and they were $10 cheeper and better quality and no install issues.
Rated 2 out of 5
Mario Alberto –
I set the front sight into the LF19 slide i purchased not too long ago and there was more wiggle room than there should be side to side. I thought it was an issue with tightening the screw but i tightened it as much as i could, and the play room did not decrease. The rear sight is solid though.
Edward Carl Gifford –
Easy to purchase, fast delivery and easy to install and hopefully it works well. Have not made it to the range as of yet to test it out.
Dakota Defense –
My customer didn’t want regular factory white outline sights. So we tried these. This was a fantastic upgrade. Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Plus the ability to switch colors is an added bonus.
John –
These fiber optic sights were easy to install and work well. They were very affordable.
P.K. –
This sight set appears to be of really good quality, they do require fitting. I have installed Dawson Precision sights in the past and apparently all steel rear sights for Glocks need to be filed to fit or you won’t be able to get them into the slide. A good set of files and a sight installation tool of some sort are required. These were installed on the Rockey Brass Elite G19 slide. I did have an issue with the front sight as well which should have been a drop-in installation. Either the base of the sight was too deep, or the front of the slide was too thin, so the sight remained loose regardless of how tight the retaining bolt was. This was remedied by filing a few thousandths off the bottom of the front sight which would then tighten correctly. A Glock front sight tool is also necessary for ease of installation and locktite is highly recommended. Overall, the sight picture is great, the installed green filament is bright with ambient light and my eyes seem to pick it up better than the red. It’s a good set if you are at least an amateur gunsmith due to installation difficulty level. I would buy them again. I just wish I had purchased the “Suppressor Height” set to begin with since I will probably be adding a red dot in the future.
Chris –
Can’t beat the price for a set of plinking sights. Well made with a choice of colors for the front sight.
Dalton Mattus –
Front sight sits loose and turns. I could say you get that you pay for for $40 but I bought some truglo sights off Amazon and they were $10 cheeper and better quality and no install issues.
Mario Alberto –
I set the front sight into the LF19 slide i purchased not too long ago and there was more wiggle room than there should be side to side. I thought it was an issue with tightening the screw but i tightened it as much as i could, and the play room did not decrease. The rear sight is solid though.