I was wondering if the TruGlo night sights for the Glock pistols have a smaller front dot. It seems like the factory dot covers a big area on the target.

I guess I'm strange but I like huge dots on a handgun for defense. I've never measured the truglo dot on a friend's Glock but the light part appears to be smaller when looking through the sights. For target shooting I suppose small dots are a good idea but post sights work for that application as well.

Target image on sights is ABOVE the front blade, dot, whatever. You line up the front/back, and the point of impact is just above the front sight.

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Originally posted by Gabriel:
I was wondering if the TruGlo night sights for the Glock pistols have a smaller front dot. It seems like the factory dot covers a big area on the target.

I would consider as well:

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Read the instructions that come with Truglo; Main reason is that you have to be careful with gunsolvents on them. Especially Breakfree Powderblast and like products will fog them up.
In the instructions it actually says:
"Remove sights before cleaning. "

It's all in how you clean your guns. I went with
Trijicon for a Glock 23.