Glock Sight Compatibility Guide

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Glock ships with polymer sights. They work, but they are the first thing most owners replace — steel sights survive being knocked, and tritium night sights remain visible in the light conditions where a defensive pistol is most likely to be used.

How fitment works

Glock uses a common dovetail across most of the line, but not all of it. The 10mm and .45 Auto guns use a different front sight height because of the taller slide, and installing a set cut for a 9mm slide will put your point of impact off. Gen 5 and the slim-frame guns should be checked individually rather than assumed.

Fitment chart

Glock model & generationPartNotes
Glock 17 Gen 4View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 19 Gen 3View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 19 Gen 4View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 21 Gen 4View part
Glock 21 Gen 5View part
Glock 22 Gen 5View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 23 Gen 4View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 26 Gen 3View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 26 Gen 4View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 34 Gen 5View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 42 AllView part
Glock 43 AllView part
Glock 43 Gen 3View part
Glock 43X AllView part
Glock 45 Gen 4View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.
Glock 48 AllView part
Glock 48 Gen 5View partBrowse range — no single SKU listed for this model.

Choosing and fitting

Front sight height determines elevation, so buy the set as a matched pair rather than mixing brands. Rear sights are drifted in a sight pusher, not hammered — a punch and hammer will mar the sight and can crack tritium vials. Confirm zero at the distance you actually shoot before relying on any new set.

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