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I bought a pair of Ameriglo sights when then Gen5 came out as I couldn’t find the “Agent” sights at the time. They were absolutely horrible as the rear sight notch was about 3x wider than needed. I ditched them and put on a set of HDs.

The problem I don’t like about HDs is they impact high at 25 yards.

For those who have the Agent sights, have you shot them at 25 yards, and if so, how well do they zero? And what about the Agent rear sight? Is it proportional to where it should be or it overly wide?

If they zero ok, I may buy a set for my G48 project gun.




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I have them on my 19 gen 5, they impact where they should and I don’t consider them too wide. I also have the HDs on my HK P2000. I prefer the Agent sights but not by much
 
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I've had them on my 19 for several months now.

They are set up as a "drive the dot" sight picture. So I find it a bit more difficult to make tight groups at 25 yards (although the biggest problem is still a little bit of weak trigger control). Tight groups were slightly easier to achieve, at longer ranges, with the top edge of the sight, when using my old Warren Tactical/Sevigny sights.

Some folks I work with "drive the dot" until they get to the 25 yard shots on our qual, and then transition to using the top of edge of the sight, holding about 4" high. I just continue to use the dot at the longer ranges.

However, for me, at 7-10 yards, the nice big orange circle makes picking up the front sight during the press out, and tracking the front sight during a string of shots, much easier/faster than trying to track the top edge of a sight.

In general I like them.


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I have them on 9 glocks and 2 sigs I don't shoot much from 25 yards so I couldn't tell you at 7 to 10 they are perfect. I like them so much thats all I use. sorry couldn't be more help.
 
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Originally posted by jljones:
I bought a pair of Ameriglo sights when then Gen5 came out as I couldn’t find the “Agent” sights at the time. They were absolutely horrible as the rear sight notch was about 3x wider than needed. I ditched them and put on a set of HDs.

The problem I don’t like about HDs is they impact high at 25 yards.

For those who have the Agent sights, have you shot them at 25 yards, and if so, how well do they zero? And what about the Agent rear sight? Is it proportional to where it should be or it overly wide?

If they zero ok, I may buy a set for my G48 project gun.


Can't comment about shooting 25 yards, but the HD rears are a tad wider than the Agents if you are concerned about wide rear notches.

Gen5 Glocks require a different height front or rear sights than gen4 and below.

Agent .165" notch
HD .169" notch

I have the HD, HD XR, and Agents with the wide front and narrow front. I never found them to be too wide, even with the thinner fronts.
 
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My neighbor was just issued the new G19 with Agent sights and I was able to shoot it several weeks ago. I run a 10-8 .158" rear notch sight on my VP9 with a Dawson Tritium front. The agent sights were tighter with smaller light bars on each side of the front sight. As for zero, our range was limited to about 45 ft but they seemed to hit what the dot covered at the ranges I shot them at. Ammo was standard velocity 115 grn.
 
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In light of the comment above on Agent sight notch width, I wonder if the front sight is wider than my Dawson front. That would account for the narrower light bars?
 
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In light of the comment above on Agent sight notch width, I wonder if the front sight is wider than my Dawson front. That would account for the narrower light bars?


Most likely. Many if not most fiber optic fronts are thin like .125 while standard HD and Agent fronts are around .144 or so.
 
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Originally posted by jljones:
I bought a pair of Ameriglo sights when then Gen5 came out as I couldn’t find the “Agent” sights at the time. They were absolutely horrible as the rear sight notch was about 3x wider than needed. I ditched them and put on a set of HDs.

The problem I don’t like about HDs is they impact high at 25 yards.

For those who have the Agent sights, have you shot them at 25 yards, and if so, how well do they zero? And what about the Agent rear sight? Is it proportional to where it should be or it overly wide?

If they zero ok, I may buy a set for my G48 project gun.


How wide was the Ameriglo rear notch?
The Sevigny sights are .150 rears but they offer a .130 rear if you like the tighter window.
https://sevignyperformance.com/products-page/

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They are set up as a "drive the dot" sight picture.

Egads. A SIG "combat" sight picture on a Glock? Heavens to Betsy, the world is coming to an end! Wink
 
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I've had them on my G19/5, and sold them, the rear sight notch is too wide for my taste, at 25 i've needed to concentrate more cause thers is a lot more light on both sides of the front sight.
At 25 they shoot a little bit low for me. I've chenged them for regular glock night sights.
 
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