Warren Tactical Fiber Optic Sight

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Warren Tactical Fiber Optic Sight

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Warren Sight
Does anyone have experience using this sight with the factory Glock rear sight? I hear and read a lot about focusing on the front sight so it got me to thinking that I could simply upgrade the front sight and save a few bucks by sticking with the factory rear sight.
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Re: Warren Tactical Fiber Optic Sight

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I don't know anything about that brand but I liked the tru-glo pistol sights I tried.
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Re: Warren Tactical Fiber Optic Sight

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Have used a Warren sight on an M&P - very nice sights. The rear sight is worth it - wider opening and better shape.

But if you just want to try a trick to focus more on front sight, first try reversing your rear Glock factory sight (assuming standard composite sights). This gives you a plain black rear sight (no more white goalpost) and does lead your eye to focus on single white dot front sight
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Re: Warren Tactical Fiber Optic Sight

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A-R wrote:Have used a Warren sight on an M&P - very nice sights. The rear sight is worth it - wider opening and better shape.
Found a video on youtube showing the front and rear sight in use. I think you're right and will pay the extra for the rear sight. :tiphat:
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