these have different colored tritium viles or are they both green at night
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They are both green, but the rear sight dot is a little smaller than the front so you can tell which is which fairly easily at night.
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The green will always glow to some extent as it is actual tritium. The orange is a phosphorescent paint. It needs to be charged. Grab a flashlight preferably a higher lumen tactical one and shine it directly on the orange post. Then go into darkness with it. 10 seconds should be good for a minute or two. Any which way I have used alot of the sights on the market and to be perfectly honest. As far as combat sights go these are the best on the market. I am an experienced shooter and have served in the military and LEO. Stick with these sights you won't regret it.
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Hi I bought these for my Klarus XT1C CREE XP-G R5 LED flashlight and they work great been using them steady for awhile now. I don't know what difference is between the two colors but I got the green one and they work fine
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Yes, there is a tritium insert in the front sight surrounded by a huge white ring. They are easily seen in low and dark light conditions.
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Tritium is a radioactive isotope of hydrogen, and it does not glow in the dark. As it decays slowly into helium, it emits electrons (called beta decay). The inside of the tiny vial in the sight is coated with a phosphor. When the tritium electrons hit the phosphor, the phosphor emits the light; this is called fluorescence. Some extra info: There are many phosphors, but none of them contain phosphorus. They contain various elements such as zinc, copper, sulfur, etc. Different combinations emit different colored light. The tritium has a half-life of about 13 years. Therefore, after 13 years, only half of the tritium in the gun sight will remain. This does not necessarily mean that the sight will be only appear half as bright to your eyes in total darkness; it is possible that it will seem nearly as bright as when you bought it. I can better answer this in 13 years. Sorry for the long answer.
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The glow depends on how much time you expose the polish to light. (Typically, several minutes.) Each polish glows green, regardless of the polish color.
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They are supposed be green I would contact the seller and try sending them back
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These are green but extremely faint. I'd recommend you to look at a different brand.
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They work well in high- and low light conditions. Remember, these are TRITIUM fiber optic. Plain fiber optic aren't as good in low light situations, but the glow of the tritium helps In low light. About the only problem I have I that the tritium sight only come in green or yellow, where the fiber optic is red on the front sight and green on the back. When I first started shooting, I thought the tritium was a bit much, but I've learned differently. It's a BIG difference.
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To be honost I don't know I got the all green sights and they super bright at night and appear white in the sunlight
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nuclear chicken does glow only they green part tho.im going to try this at the beach in socal.
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It is not the tube it's has to be different chemicals I love the green and red it does not affect your night visoin Love them I've bought more
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Yes they glow green at night just as bright green as the fiberoptics do during the day. The night sights are placed in the back of the green fiberoptics. you will be surprised at the brightness of this sight day and night. I Love Mine and would not trade them for any other sight.
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It's a mislabel. It has 3 positions, day, night, and off. The moonglow are the blue night lights.
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I would not order from this company. It is listed as Violet light, which would indicate it is Argon Gas. I ordered it. The device I received was yellow/orange indicating Neon Gas. When I contacted the seller, they are in China and it was not possible to effectively communicate with them. They would only do a return if I paid to ship the wrong device they sent back to China, which was very expensive. Amazon, of course refunded my money, but it was still a pain.
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Yes. In the dark they have a green glow, but in the blacklight they glow the color of the polish with just to thin coats.
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What I've found from testing them: Yellow - Acid Drop (97a) Turquoise - Jade Grenade (93a) Red - Cherry Bomb (91a) Green - Irish Spring (88a) Also, I found them to be slightly softer than what the durometer suggests. Hope that helps, Cody