I installed Trijicon's on my USPc , and XS big dots on my Kimber. For a carry piece, I'm now a fan of bigdots

 

I've used Trijicon, Meprolight, Novak and Heinie. All the same to me except Heinie's didn't have a white dot surrounding the tritium.

 

XS Big Dots

 

I love my TruGlo TFO's much better than my Ameriglo. Fiber optic by day and Tritium by night. Bright too.

 

I have TruGlo TFO's on all of my Glocks and absolutely love them. :hand10:

 

I just grabbed some Meprolights for the Glock 27. They are nice.

 

I have Trijicon's on both my 9mm's. Sig P228 and Glock 19. Glock came with them in '92 - Trijicon is replacing those for $54 this week and I had Meprolights on my Sig originally - I replaced them with Trijicon's yesterday. In other words I vote Trijicon!

 

Trijicons are in place on my XD45. I loved the brightness of TFO's but, after so many problems with light pipe fiber falling off, I am glad I went with Trijicons.

 

I've never had a bad experience with Trijicons... been using them for many years! :yup:

 

The only gun I have with them is my Glock 22 and I went with the standard Glock Night Sights. I haven't been disappointed but I must admit that I have never had a reason to shoot in low light conditions so all my experience is turning off the lights and looking at them wishing my wife would let me go to the range.

I must say though that for a night/low light engagement I am a fan of using a laser. My CCW (though I can't carry while I am stationed in Hawaii...yea it's a drag but hey, it's Hawaii) is a Sig 220 carry and I have a Laser Max sight on it. I like it because it gives me the option to be able to index the weapon accurately in low light without bringing the weapon into my line of sight. Check with local laws before trying to install one though.

 

Put XS Big Dots on my G27...GREAT.

 

I absolutely love the XS Big Dots on my Para Ordnance Warthog. Day or night, these sights put you on target fast.... :thumbsup:

 

What's the best is in the eye of the beholder (to paraphrase)

IMO, TRU GLO TFO (tritium fiber optic) work very well for me. I have them installed on my P229.

I do have Trijicon night sights on my P226...and they are starting to go.

I am able to pick-up the TFOs quicker than the Trijicons.

 

XS Big Dots on my G19. They use Trijicon viles and are very bright.
Find what you like best and practise.

 

I like Mepros for daytime the best...and of course nightime.

 

A big +1.

I like the Meps

 

I should add that I bought a new G23 in the past year and the new generation night sights from the factory are very nice.

 

I like Mepros for daytime the best...and of course nightime.

Here is a photo from my iPhone, in the dark with Meprolight. I will upload the daytime appearance.

 

I like Mepros for daytime the best...and of course nightime.

Here is the Meprolight in the light.

 

My Glocks like Trijicons...:wave:

 

I like the Meprolights, made in Isreal. It is always a good fealing to look over at night and see the little green light glowing.

 

I plan on putting XS small dots on my new glock 26 as soon as I have the funds available.

 

I have recently purchased an XD 9 mm with Trijicon sites. I like them. I do not know about any other night sites but I do like the Trijicons.

 

I like Meprolight tritium sights. Trijicon makes a good product but I lean toward Mepros because they seem the brightest in my experience.

 

From one Central Mississippian to another, I have Meprolights b/c they came stock on my gun, and I haven't compared them to any other brand.

That being said, the meprolights are very bright at night and the white outline makes them easy to pick up in bright sunlight.

Hope this helps.

 

I have pistols with Trijis, Meps, and XSBD's.

I find I prefer the Trijicon 3-dot (gr/gr) to the other 3-dots; the dots seem a bit more distinct in the dark than the others.

And while I think the XS sights are great for quick sight acquisition, I find that I am not as accurate with them as I am with 3-dots, especially at longer ranges (20yds+). I believe the reason is because the lollypop/"dot-the-i" configuration isn't as condusive to accuracy, and that the big dot covers up a LOT of target at anything but very short ranges. Also, I will admit that I am a lot more used to shooting 3-dot, or patridge-type sights at longer ranges...so it could be a user issue.:bier:

So, my recommendation is...if you want 3-dot, go with Trijicons.

 

i have Trijicon but wouldnt say bad about the others.
one thing i would highly suggest is getting a different color front sight than rear. Get the bright green for front and orange for back, it will help you find that front sight soo much faster.