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The Tru-Glo TFO sights my wife and I have had for seven years are still plenty bright to help with sight picture verification when regular irons couldn't easily be seen -- and in good light the fiber optics pop. They'll likely be replaced by their TFX Pro sights in a few years when the tritium no longer lights them up very well.

I understand the argument that if you cannot verify your target you have no business preparing to shoot it. That said, I see a place for tritium sights since there might be times when you can clearly see the threat/target but because of lighting you might not be able to clearly see regular sights. YMMV.

The Tru-Glo TFO sights my wife and I have had for seven years are still plenty bright to help with sight picture verification when regular irons couldn't easily be seen -- and in good light the fiber optics pop. They'll likely be replaced by their TFX Pro sights in a few years when the tritium no longer lights them up very well.

I understand the argument that if you cannot verify your target you have no business preparing to shoot it. That said, I see a place for tritium sights since there might be times when you can clearly see the threat/target but because of lighting you might not be able to clearly see regular sights. YMMV.