Excellent sights. Excellent quality, the price is right. No complaints whatsoever.

A good, doesn’t-break-the-bank selection of sights for a Glock. Front post is bright orange that stands out even in non-direct sunlight or fluorescent lighting. Black Rear U-shape allows front post to stand out even more, even has flat front edge to use as racking lever. Tritium glows bright in dim lighting as well as very dark - a pleasant surprise. If you don’t want to spend twice as much for Fiber/Tritium combo sights, these are an excellent substitute.

I couldn’t be happier with the pov/poa these Agents provide. Love the fact they meet short and long range demands. Lines up very easily at short range, and seeing a lot more of the target at longer range is a plus. Also, the finish and dehorning is probably the nicest I’ve seen.

Self Install - I ordered an NCStar Universal sight pusher (which is awesome, make sure you oil the threads and work it back a forth a couple of times).

Weapon of choice - Gen 3 Glock 19. To start off, the rear sight pushed right in (considering that some say it’s tighter than expected, that’s what she said). Also, I added a smidge bit of oil on the bottom of the sight to reduce friction. I had best luck with installing from right to left. This will not always be the case, giving the fact that production is not always perfect. Start the sight by hand to see which side of the slide allows you to enter the easiest, it should allow you to push, by hand, a 1/4 of the sight in.

Front sight- you’ll notice that it doesn’t directly sit straight in the sight hole, this would be my only complaint, so it takes a little adjustment and patience. ‘Front sight tool wasn’t included with sights’ FYI- a Wiha 26547 front sight tool is a beautiful thing. Best way to install front sight is to insert the screw first, add a tiny dab of blue LockTite, then you’ll be able to screw on the sight post for a couple threads. Anyways, do yourself a favor a try these puppies out, you will not be disappointed.

Quality sights that are bright and easy to acquire. However, my glock 42 now shoots about 3 inches lower than stock sights

I have these sights on my issued Glock 22 and notice how accurate and quick to pick up these sights were that I purchased a set for my secondary a Glock 19.

Very easy install. Super robust and durable. Excellent low light, and night sight picture. Orange dot is suupppeeerrr bright, very nice. I'm sold on Ameriglo.

LOVE these sights. Put them on all my 9mm glocks (19, 19x, 34, 43). The U notch makes getting on target very fast but still able to shoot out the x ring when you take your time.

These are very nice sights. The orange pops, the tritium glows great, and the serrations cut glare down. They are well thought out with minimal area to catch on clothing, yet allows the combat rack for those who needs this requirement. The large U notch is quick to acquire by design and is just as accurate as other sight systems. I wish these were offered for others. My Gen 2 has new eyes and Its made it back into carry rotation. I kinda like it again. I see why these were the choice of the FBI.

This is an interesting set of sights. In light conditions, the front sight is Orange, but in darkness you have the typical set of three (3) greens. Not bad. Install was pretty easy, but no they do not include the front sight too. For the rear sight, I used a bench vise (padded) and I also applied some blue painter's tape to my slide to protect the finish. I don't have a nylon punch, so I used a Magpul dummy round as a drift punch (after cutting off the tip of the plastic bullet). Very minor sanding of the bottom of the sight, and a bit of oil, and it tapped right in. Upon shooting the weapon (Glock 19) it was very low! So much so, that I actually emailed Ameriglo, and asked if I had the correct sights. On my second & third range trip, I moved in close to the target, 10-yards, and I found that I really had to concentrate to align the sights. The sight picture seems to be "different" to my eyes. Perhaps it's a training thing, and I'll adjust. But, for now my hits are stilling coming in low when I do speed drills. I'm in no hurry to buy a second set of these, but maybe in time? Oh, and the front sight measures at .20 in height. Best of luck.

The set I recived for my Gen5 19 must not have been properly manufactured. The rear sight was misshapen and the right was wider and canted in while the left side was perfect. The sight was not “drop in”. I really had high hopes for these sights but sent them back for refund.

I like Ameriglo sights and usually use the I-Dot Pros, however I recently tried a set of Agents on a G19.



I must say I really like the sight picture and I'm a person who hates change for no real reason, however it's much easier / faster to pick up the Agents for me, as they have a bit more light on either side of the front sight and the U-notch rear helps as well.



Not going to do a wholesale replacement of all my sights, but will be moving a pair over to each main gun and in time all of them will get Agent sights.

I was using the cap night sights on my glock 19 gen 3 but my eye sight is not as good as it use to be so my groups where opening up a bit. These agent 3 dot sight are easy for me to see I noticed immediately my groups were alot better. I love these sights.

Sights installed very easily and look great.

These are the “FBI contract sights” with the U Notch in the rear. They have all the features of the Trijicon HD only they are shorter in height, with rounded rear sights edges for CCW comfort at an unbeatable price. The orange front sight stands out allowing quick sight acquisition.

I purchased these sights for use on my G42, as I conceal carry it very often, and wanted a set of tritium sights for it. The sights went on relatively easily just using a hard plastic drift. The rear sight was very snug, although not too hard to put on using just the plastic drift and a hammer. I have a sight pusher although I did not think it necessary.

The front sight is very quick to acquire due to the large orange dot surrounding the front tritium vial. The sight's constructions, both front and rear, are smooth and void of any sharp edges which may catch or rip clothing. The sights appear to have a nitrided finish, which should reduce or eliminate any major finish wear or corrosion issues. My primary reason for using these sights is self-defense and concealed carry, although the sight picture works great for target shooting as well. I particularly like the .125" width front sight, as the thinner front allows me to have more precision at mid-distance ranges, as I routinely fire handguns between 10 to 150 yards.

Overall, this is a great option for 3-dot tritium night sights, and I plan on purchasing more sets for any future Glocks (or any other handguns) I will purchase.

I purchased these sights for use on my G42, as I conceal carry it very often, and wanted a set of tritium sights for it. The sights went on relatively easily just using a hard plastic drift. The rear sight was very snug, although not too hard to put on using just the plastic drift and a hammer. I have a sight pusher although I did not think it necessary.

The front sight is very quick to acquire due to the large orange dot surrounding the front tritium vial. The sight's constructions, both front and rear, are smooth and void of any sharp edges which may catch or rip clothing. The sights appear to have a nitrided finish, which should reduce or eliminate any major finish wear or corrosion issues. My primary reason for using these sights is self-defense and concealed carry, although the sight picture works great for target shooting as well. I particularly like the .125" width front sight, as the thinner front allows me to have more precision at mid-distance ranges, as I routinely fire handguns between 10 to 150 yards.

Overall, this is a great option for 3-dot tritium night sights, and I plan on purchasing more sets for any future Glocks (or any other handguns) I will purchase.

Been waiting for this set for a while. Worth the wait, especially at this price. This is the 'FBI' set according to AmeriGlo, but not called that for some reason.