TRUGLO TRIT PRO Taur MIL/SLM Set WHT (TG231T2W)

Stock plastic ones came off very easy. New ones were very tight even with a good sight pusher. Great results were worth it. Like the large front sight, very bright day or night.

The TruGlo Tritium Pro sights are fantastic! I have had the Truglo TFX sights on my Glocks and the TFX I put on my G2c was shooting very low. I thought I would try the Pro and although I haven't taken it to the range yet it is dry firing perfectly using my red training laser cartridge. I don't like it when a front sight appears to have big gaps on each side of the rear sight posts. The Pro on the G2c fills most of the gaps of the rear sight posts and I like that. I also like the big white front dot. It fits perfectly in the "U" shaped notch of the rear sight for daylight shooting. Don't be taken in by the fiber optic on the TFX. I have owned both and I prefer the Pro by far. The Pro is just as easy and quick to sight in the daylight. The Pro fits in the G2c very tightly but get a sight pusher. The fit is tight enough that the set screw is meaningless but I used it anyway with a little blue Locktite. I did not use grease in the dovetail like another reviewer suggested. It is not needed. Don't go beating around on your handguns with a bunch of punches and hammers. The pusher makes it easy to dial it in too. I went too far on my initial install and had to adjust a couple more times. Come on guys! I wouldn't even use hammers and punches one my cheapie $179 dollar Taurus let alone my new M&P 2.0 Compact! BTW the G2c is a fabulous little handgun and is very reliable.

First thing to note is that there are actually two different sights pictured on this listing, and the product delivered does not match the main photos but rather the secondary photos (larger with the flat piece extending farther out on rear sights0. The main problem, however, is that while the packaging states that this product fits Taurus G2C and 709 slim, it does not fit either firearm. The screw hole on the rear sights is significantly offset from the screw hole on those firearms and even a pusher does not help. It was impossible to line them up and we will be looking elsewhere for sights that fit.

These sights WILL work on a G2S, found no reviews about it, and took a chance.

Gas vials on rear sight are tiny. Rear sight fits tight enough that a set screw is superfluous. Front sight post is at least a coat of paint too big to fit in the hole in the slide. Needle file work was needed. What should have been a twenty minute job took an hour. Those things aside, sights look good and work well. Small lights on the rear let you focus on the larger front sight.

Nice & Bright with a Perfect fit on my Taurus PT709 and G2 Millennium.Installed with a site pusher (easy as pie). If you try to hammering the rear site on............you're a fool.They are tight fitting on purpose. There is a built in slight protrusion to make for a tight fit.Hammering will only break the capsules, thus ruining the site.

I measured the front sight of this Truglo Tritium Pro to be 0.038" taller than the OEM sight, while the rear sight matches the height of my OEM rear sight (remember, the Taurus OEM rear sight is adjustable for elevation, so your rear sight may have different height than mine). Taller front sight with equal height rear sight can mean one thing: the gun will shoot lower. But, it also depends on how to place the front sight in your sight picture. I will update this review once I can test fire my PT-111 G2. I found that this G2 front sight can take the same screw that Truglo includes with their Glock sight. In fact, the screw for Truglo glock front sight fits better on the G2 slide and easier to work with using the Glock front sight tool compared to the sight screw that comes with this front sight that requires a small flat screw driver. The rear sight fits snug, but not too tight. I pushed it using an MGW Pro sight pusher (MGW makes an adapter for G2 slide available from MidwayUSA). I get the rear sight started from the left sight (looking down from the rear of the slide) since I can get the sight started in the dovetail from the left, but not from the right. The rear set screw is really not necessary to secure the sight. But I tightened it down anyway for good measure.

The Truglo Tritium Pro night sights are the absolute best! I love the ability to see my sight picture in low light and the U notch in the rear sight makes it really easy to pick up on the front sight at any time of day. The construction is solid and the tritium stays lit very well at low light situations. I highly recommend these sights for all pistols. Very Happy Customer!