Trijicon Bright & Tough 3-Dot Green Front/Yellow Rear Night Sight Set for Large Frame Glock Models 600233

Large-frame Glock pistols running standard factory sights are limited in low-light situations in the same way every pistol with conventional sights is - the sight picture disappears in darkness, and night-fire accuracy suffers as a result. The Trijicon Bright and Tough Night Sights 600233 solves that problem for large-frame Glock owners with a green front and yellow rear color combination that delivers fast, high-contrast sight acquisition in any lighting condition alongside the self-luminous tritium performance that serious defensive shooters depend on.

The 600233 green front and yellow rear combination creates a strong color contrast between the front and rear sights - making the front sight reference immediately distinguishable under stress without any conscious thought about which dot is which. The green front sight draws the eye forward naturally for front sight focus, while the yellow rear dots provide warm, visible contrast that works well across different target backgrounds and lighting conditions. White rings around all three tritium lamps maintain excellent daylight visibility for a fast three-dot sight picture in any ambient light level.

The Tactical Handgun Sights 600233 three-dot tritium system provides self-luminous illumination in complete darkness without batteries, electronics, or activation - the passive tritium-phosphor lamps glow continuously through natural tritium decay and keep the sight picture visible the moment you look through the sights in any lighting condition. The Trijicon Bright and Tough series is the first choice of major handgun manufacturers and standard issue with law enforcement agencies at every level.

The Pistol Sight 600233 metal body and a silicone-rubber cushioned handle to handle heavy recoil. Each lamp is capped with a sapphire jewel to ensure even light distribution and protect against solvent exposure. Aluminum cylinders protect the Night Sights tritium lamps through years of regular carry and training.