TRUGLO Tritium Handgun Sight High-Visible Night Sight with Daylight White Dot & Low-Light Tritium Glowing Green Dot, Compatible with Ruger Handguns

Great sights

easy to put on my SR9c. Looks good. Once I got the sight centered in the barrel, it is accurate. Identical height to the original sight. I did not replace the rear. In day light, the sight is a little less bright than the original white but I can still see it. In dimmer light, the green tritium works well. It could be a little brighter. for dim light. When very dark the sight is easily seen. I don't know how long this sight sat on the shelf before I purchased it. 12 year warranty on the sight. Happy

I was amazed to find that these not only fit my older LC9, but they were easy to install and easy to use. I mounted the slide of the pistol in my bench vise using blocks of soft wood for padding, used a piece of 1/2" hardwood dowel and a small deadblow hammer to remove the factory sights and install these. Stuck a piece of electrical tape on the sights to avoid marring, though I think that was probably an overabundance of caution.Don't even know if the dovetail slot is tapered L-R, but I found a post on the internet where someone was successful in knocking old sights out going to the right and inserting new sights from the right so that's what I did, worked fine.Really like the sights, my only suggested improvement would be to make the front sight a different color or sized significantly larger or smaller so there's no chance of getting the pistol so far off left/right in the dark that you have the front sight lined up to the left or right of the rear sights.OTOH there's the argument that if it's *so* dark you can't see the gun enough to tell, then you shouldn't be pulling the trigger anyway...

Bought these for my LC9S; Truglo seems to be the only company making a sight package for them. Came with both front and rear, so for the price that's a heck of a deal. The build quality seems solid; comparable to the Trijicon and Meprolight sights I have.I was able to install mine using a sight pusher tool I had and while they were extremely tight to install, I didn't need to do any filing or resizing as some others talk about. I did oil the sight channels however, which probably made it a bit easier. I like tight fitting sights anyway; I'm 100% confident that I won't have these drifting under recoil. The rear set screw is a different size than stock but they do give you a small allen key in the package to install it. I'd recommend using some loctite to secure it in there.This was my first set of Truglo night sights and overall I'm quite happy with them. I've put about 200 rounds through the gun since installing them and carry it daily, and have had no problems.

I've owned Trijicon night sights, and this Truglo sight doesn't quite measure up to those, but it's OK. The installation required filing down the underside of the sight until it would begin to slide into the dovetail slot. That is normal, and was expected. The glow is not as bright as a Trijicon, but it's bright enough to use in the dark. I had hoped for a better looking white dot for daylight use. Overall, a good sight, but not great. The packing by Amazon for shipping was atrocious. I can't believe the sight made it to me without falling out of the half-open box.

A quality sight, a great price but absolutely not easy to install. Used a sight pusher to remove old sight but the new sight was way off. Tried to sand and file but it was about 2/1000’s off. I thought buying a sight for the correct hand gun would be very close but it wasn’t. Took both (2) sights and sr40 and sr45 to a gunsmith to get a professional job. This bill came to $60. I’m still happy with the product. Just want to warn diy to be aware. You pean the sights or the dovetail your going to get into some money!!

It takes some filing front and back and the bottom more off bottom than any where else. I found it helpful to put a light source behind to give me a clear view of where it was hitting and how much more needs to come off , file and fit don’t be in hurry and the end result is awesome

I really like the sights, I do wish the dots were a bit bigger as in the day light the green glow is just white and being a glass wearer with a bifocal it can be a little hard to see the front sight. However if there is any type of shade in the light those little dots shine really well...wouldn't even need glasses to see the sights then. Putting the sights on my gun was a bit hard, mostly because I didn't like hitting the sights with a bronze punch but surprisingly it didn't hurt the gun or the sights, just a bit un-nerving that you have to give it a good hit to make things move.So bottom line these are nice sights that shine really bright in dim to dark conditions.