Sights

Iron sights are the mechanical aiming system on your gun: a front sight and a rear sight you align to place each shot. Replacing the factory set lets you choose a sharper sight picture, a different height, or a fibre-optic or tritium element for low light.

Three things decide which set you need:

• Fitment – the gun and its slide cut; each sight is machined for a specific dovetail.
• Which piece – a front sight, a rear sight, or a full set.
• Height profile – standard, low-profile, or co-witness for use with a slide-mounted red dot.

A note on co-witness sights: they are built tall enough to align with a red dot, not for their own sake. Choose them only if you run an optic. Browse by brand and model below to find the set cut for your gun.