Please confirm this item can be fitted to Glock 35 ? And rear sight with both windage and elevation adjustment ?
1692633
yes I later moved to my G-35 comp gun and used them. make sure to Loctite the front site threads. they can come loose.
1692634
That set does not list the 35 I put them on a model 23 I used a file to fit them a few passes on the bottom and a little work on the dovetail with the same file and a few taps with a plastic hammer check youtube for a more accurate install process
1692635
Yes, they will fit the Glock 35 and yes, the rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation.
1692636
It has widage and elevation screws. Very easy to sight in since it is "target" type sight. Keep in mind the front sight post is VERY tall (like 2.5 times taller than stock and looks odd on smaller guns) might I add but is alot of help for getting on target. It might be possible for it to get hung on some types of holsters. I have used black hawk serpa, and bladetech with no issues. however soft style holsters it may snag.JLC
1692637
All dovetails are created pretty much the same so it will fit. However, if you're attempting this on your own keep a dremel with a grinder bit handy. It takes a steady hand to fit it properly. As well, invest in the upper vice with site tool, works better than attempting to use a punch set and wont damage the sight either. It is adjustable with a third screw hole that will lock the sight adjustments. Front blade is higher set than most and may require shaving for fit in some holsters. Hope that helps.
1692638
I am not certain on all models it fits. Mine was installed on a 23. If it says it will fit a 35 then it should. Yes the adjustments do both windage and elevation.
1692639
My sights went on a Glock 22 and I am very happy with it. I checked a popular Glock accessory site and it said that this sight fits all Glock slides. If you're still unsure, contact your local gunsmith.
241011
Yes the rear sight will fit for sure, the front sight will fit if you have an inserted red ramp front sight from the factory to start with.
582588
The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation, but the gun is so bulky it's hard to tell if you hit the target or not.
38866
Yes. The rear sight is designed for this action. I have practiced it myself with my S&W M&P 40 Shield.
1510813
That would make your front sight be substantially lower, and would only be effective if you were shooting out to 300+ yards. There are smaller quarter inch risers that will help a little bit more - but remember that you want your front and rear sights to be level if you're shooting at a closer range. Any further than your iron sights practical range, then you should be using a scope... Unless you're one of those hardcore guys trying to shoot the grand with iron sights and a rifle chambered in 5.56! +1 for the M&P; 15 Sport!
1395236
I don't think so. I have the Glock 35, and installed a Crimson trace laser. Simple install, comes with mini Allen wrenches for windage and elevation adjustments. But I did buy two of the Burris Fastfire 3's, very impressed with quality. If your pistols are tack driving, now you can take advantage of that. Good luck.
918997
I have it on a gen 3 glock 23 i bet the sight dove tail is the same threadlock the frontsight screw and file or sand the bottom of the rear sight make it tightif you find out later that it is loose like i did i think it was the weather good cold tap it back out and hit the bottom of the slide area with a center puch to tighten it up
28909
Yes exactly right. One suggestion is to also get a boresight insert to help you adjust the windage and elevation so that you can dial it in without using ammo. It's a great laser sight! Enjoy!
2169421
Bobby C., I am not familiar with that pistol, but this sight will not fit my Taurus. This sight replaces the complete rear Glock sight which is mounted in a horizontal groove across the slide. The picture on the Taurus site doesn't look to me like that is how the rear site is mounted on the Taurus. Good Luck. David
787406
Yes to the front sight, However... the Novak rear sight won't fit, only the adjustable.
654736
The rear is not tall enough to work with fixed A2 front sight. You'll have to mount it on a riser rail, prob 1/2" rise.
2195524
I had my gun smith install both. He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great. Regards. Helmut 1*
1664980
This is the correct hight to be installed on a gas block and work with other rear sights. (some front sights are shorter, so they are made to be mounted on the top rail of the hand guard) I used this with a magpul flip up rear sight, but it should work with any rear sight you choose, as long as you mount it on a glass block.
1586178
If you check the slide width of your pistol as long as there is clearance it should work. I tried it on my .45 and it my slide was too wide so it's on my glock now. It's great because you can still use your sight with an optic mounted.
918999
I have it on a gen 3 glock 23 i bet the sight dove tail is the same threadlock the frontsight screw and file or sand the bottom of the rear sight make it tight if you find out later that it is loose like i did i think it was the weather good cold tap it back out and hit the bottom of the slide area with a center puch to tighten it up
1866998
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for elevation adjustment or sight pin removal
713919
Yes, it will fit any of the glocks. it is well suited to larger framed glocks (17/22/34/35). This is a great set of sights for a great price.