AmeriGlo Suppressor Height Tritium Sight Set for Glock MOS

Upgrade your Glock MOS platform with the AmeriGlo Suppressor Height Tritium Sight Set, specifically engineered to provide a reliable co-witness solution for modern tactical setups. At Terran Gear USA, we understand that precision is paramount, whether you are running a suppressed pistol for range day or a red dot equipped sidearm for personal protection. These sights are designed to sit higher than standard factory options, ensuring that your iron sights remain usable even when an optic or suppressor is installed.

This specific set is optimized for Glock MOS models paired with popular enclosed emitters like the Aimpoint ACRO and the Holosun 509T. Because these optics often have a slightly higher base, standard height sights are frequently obscured. These AmeriGlo sights provide the necessary clearance to maintain a clear line of sight, allowing for a seamless transition between your electronic dot and your backup irons. The green tritium inserts provide a constant glow in low light conditions, while the white outlines ensure rapid target acquisition during high noon or in bright indoor environments.

Product Features and Specifications

• Front Sight: Green tritium lamp with a high visibility white outline, featuring a .140 inch width for a balanced sight picture.
• Rear Sight: Green tritium 2 dot configuration with a .150 inch square notch and white outlines for quick alignment.
• Front Blade Height: .315 inches, providing the necessary elevation for optic co-witness.
• Rear Sight Height: .394 inches, designed to match the front blade for a level point of aim.
• Compatibility: Fits all Glock models including the G17, G19, G34, and G45 MOS versions, excluding the slimline G42 and G43 models.

Why Choose AmeriGlo Suppressor Height Sights?

The primary reason to install these sights is to ensure your firearm remains functional if your electronic optic fails. In a home defense scenario, battery failure or glass obstruction could render a red dot useless. By installing these suppressor height sights, you create a co-witness environment where the iron sights are visible through the lower portion of the optic window. This redundancy is a hallmark of professional grade tactical equipment.

Furthermore, if you are using a suppressor, standard sights are often blocked by the diameter of the can. These elevated sights allow you to aim over the suppressor, maintaining accuracy without having to aim through the body of the device. This makes them an essential upgrade for tactical shooters and enthusiasts across the United States who prioritize versatility and reliability in their gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these sights work with my Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS?

Yes, these sights are perfectly suited for the Glock 19 MOS. They are designed to fit the standard Glock slide dovetail found on almost all full size and compact models.

Are these sights too tall for a standard holster?

Most modern kydex and leather holsters designed for optics or suppressors feature a raised sight channel to accommodate these taller blades. However, it is always a good idea to check that your specific holster has a cleared channel for suppressor height sights.

Do I need special tools to install these on my Glock?

Installation requires a standard Glock front sight tool and a rear sight pusher. While many enthusiasts perform this upgrade at home, we recommend professional installation to ensure the tritium lamps are not damaged and the sights are perfectly centered for accuracy.

Why is the rear notch .150 inches wide?

The wider .150 inch rear notch allows for more light around the front blade. This design choice speeds up target acquisition, which is especially helpful when you are trying to find your sights quickly in a high pressure situation or while shooting on the move.

Can I use these without a red dot optic?

Absolutely. While they are designed to co-witness with optics, they function perfectly as standalone high profile night sights. They are a great choice for shooters who prefer a taller sight picture or those planning to add an optic in the future.