Sights for Glock

Glock factory sights are polymer and plain, and they are the first thing most owners replace. Glock uses one sight system across most of its range, but MOS slides and Slimline models need sights of their own.

Classic slides

For standard double stack slides there are LPA adjustable sets with fiber optic, Angry Bear low and tritium sets, and Night Fision tritium sets. They fit the 17, 19, 26 and the rest of the family.

MOS slides

A MOS slide carrying a dot needs taller sights that show through the window, and three makers offer them. Choose standard height if you do not run an optic.

Slimline

The narrow 42, 43, 43X and 48 slides take their own Slimline sights, low or tall, with a separate set for the 43X MOS.

Tools

A Glock front sight screwdriver and spare Angry Bear screws make fitting easier.

Open your model, such as Sights for Glock 17, Sights for Glock 19 or Sights for Glock 43.

Frequently asked questions

MOS or classic sights?

Co-witness height if you use a dot, standard height if not.

Do I need a gunsmith?

Many owners fit Glock sights themselves with the right front sight tool.