AmeriGloi-Dot Sight Set, Compatible with Smith & Wesson M&P (Excludes .22, 380, Shield, EZ, Pro, C.O.R.E and Equalizer) | Front & Rear Night Sights with Green Tritium Lamps

Well gonna do a sort of review.Brightness is excellent, install dunno had done at a shop, and accuracy um I hit what I point at so there's that.As for anything else like the sights due to the simplicity, always liked the over/under so works for me, but as I said personal preference able to see really well in the day bright orange ring easy to distinguish from surroundings and at night it is bright enough to use without glasses and be able to acquire so overall a good purchase.would recommend

They Glow Brightly During Low Light And No Light Which Makes Them Great For Aligning Your Sights BEFORE Turning On Your Flashlight During Dangerous Situations; They're Also Great For Day Time Use.These Sights Are More Accurate Than 3 Dot Sights For People That Are Cross Eye Dominant Like Myself (Right Handed And Left Eye Dominant); With 3 Dot Sights 3 Out Of 17 Of My Shots Hit The Red Part Of The Silhouette Target (Via 15 Feet) And With These Ameriglo I Dot Sights 13 Out Of 17 Of My Shots Hit The Red Part Of The Silhouette Target (Via 15 Feet).

Amazing sights - totally recommend. The front sight is a bright fluorescent orange that really stands out in almost any lighting condition. (except the dark, but that's what the tritium inserts are for) The rear sight is a subdued silver-ish disc that helps you line up the 'dots' quickly, hence the "I-Dot" name. Compared to factory 3-dot white sights, this is no comparison.Compared to TruGlo TFX Pros, I still prefer the AmeriGlo sights. The orange is much bigger and brighter, and I prefer the "2 dot" setup now to "3 dot". In fact the subdued rear sight almost makes this a "1 dot". The TruGlo sights were also a little longer, compared to the AmeriGlo which is more compact. Tritium sights in both were roughly the same brightness.I had these professionally installed (which is recommended by AmeriGlo), but with the right tools you could do it yourself with the help of YouTube videos. Just be aware that some filing/fitting may be required, especially for the rear sight. The dovetail for M&Ps tends to vary a bit.

I feel the I-Dot sight design is superior to the standard three dot configuration, especially for night sights. As for me, lining up one tritium dot over another to complete a nighttime sight picture is so much quicker than the traditional three dot system it’s mind boggling. I’ll eventually be converting all of my personal defense pistols to the I-Dot system.

I bought these tritium sights because the manufacturer said they would work on any S&W 10 mm. This is because S&W doesn't care if consumers know that isn't true and don't make that plain to anyone. These sights will not fit the dovetail on a S&W 10 mm CORE pistol. I bought a S&W 10 mm CORE. If you don't plan to put a "dot" on it ... don't bother with it. Low sights are nearly impossible to find for it. There are some but the choice is extremely limited. I ended up with a Holosun Green Dot to make the pistol viable. S&W does not care if the included mounting plates for "dots" in the box with their new pistols are the right parts and they won't replace them when they are not.I wanted this 10 to work with iron sights. It won't do that well unless you leave the big old ugly tall suppressor sights on it that it comes with (not tritium).Ameriglo Tritium Sights are great. I'd buy them again generally. I have a bunch of them. S&W .. not so much.

I picked AmeriGlo beacuse I heard good things about their sights when fitted to Glocks and because I have Big Dot sights on two of my CZs. This style sight is similar to the Big Dot (dot the 'i' and you have your flash sight picture). The bright yellow-green ring around the AmeriGlo front sight is much easier for my eyes to find in a hurry compared to other sights I have used, including the Big Dots, Mepros and FireSights. Also, I like the notched rear sight vs the vee-shaped rear of the Big Dot -- much better at the range for when I'm going to bear down & get bullseyes through precise sign alignment! Can't speak to how easy/difficult thse are to fit, as my range owner did the work; however I did notice some of the painted-on labeling was worn off during the process; must assume there was a fair amount of elbow grease involved.

This is my second set of Ameriglo Pro i dot sights. I used to use Truglo TFO sights and initially purchased a set of Ameriglo sight as an alternative. For me, I've found it faster to get a good sight picture using 2 vertical dots rather than 3 horizontal dots. For me it's just simpler and more intuitive. These sights work well in moderate to bright conditions and in darkness. In low light conditions, the TFOs probably work better as they have fiberoptic capabilities.

I got these sights to replace the factory standard on the MP 9. I also bought one of the lesser expensive sight removal tools and a set of brass punches. The rear site was a piece of cake to remove however the front site nearly needed dynamite to get it loose. When installing the new sights I had the opposite issue, the front sights went right in with a few good taps of the brass punch but the rear site was too large and wouldn't budge. I followed the directions on a utube video and filed down parts of the rear sight to get it to fit. Once they were installed I made some final adjustments and they have improved my accuracy without a doubt. I give it four stars because it seems the rear sights were too large and took a fair amount of filing to get them to fit.

5 stars