what height front sight should be used for Glock 34 ? I also have a 35 ( 40cal)
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It really depends on what rear sight you use and what you want your sight picture to look like. I use a .180 on my 34 and 35
107739
I also have a Ruger - Mine is an LC380. since you didn't state if your weapon is a LC380 or an LCP. I will have to answer you question this way. I would recommend that you call Adecco 1-781-935-1799. Give them the particulars on your weapon. At the time I bought mine they did not have a specific model for my weapon. He sent me one that I built the front inside up with duct tape till it fit the magazine. I don't know if he now has a specific one for my weapon. Since I don't know the model of your weapon. My original statement still applies.. Let me also say the sights on my weapon are 8 inches high and 4 inches left at 30 feet and have been confirmed to be that. Ruger did not care. My advise would be to use a boresight to determine where exactly the barrel is pointed. I purchased a crimson trace laser sight and set it to the boresight at 30 feet. A word to the wise.
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I have their 3x9x40 on my Marlin 30-30 and i have not had any issues with it love it in fact. If you just want the scope then fine, but if you want to use a see through mount and still have the ability to use your iron sights I would suggest going with the 40mm instead of the 50mm. i run the 40 with the truglo back up sights and it is perfect for Michigan deer. sights are bright in low light. I have the sights dialed in at 50 yards and the scope dialed in at 100 so close in I can use my sights for quick shots and the scope is set for long range. links to the sights and the scope mount, I would get them all and it is a really easy install you can do it yourself in about 10 min http://www.amazon.com/TruGlo-Firesight-Fiber-Marlin-Golden/dp/B0028M96GW/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418324438&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=marlin+tru+glo http://www.amazon.com/Kwik-Site-KS-336-Marlin-Rifle-Ring/dp/B000N8LCO2/ref=sr_1_6?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1418324800&sr=1-6&keywords=marlin+336+scope+mounts
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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
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@jjnew It is too tall, and that ticked me off too. Instead of returning it I chose to get a 1" riser for my rear sight aperture to accommodate for idiodic sizing. Hope this helps.
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The front sight is a little taller. However, I have an inexpensive holster and it still fits. I think you could use your Glock with the Meprolight Sight for either home defense or carry. Make sure you have or know someone that has a Glock vise to install the sight.
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Yes, it will fit, get a couple you should change em out after about 500 to 1000 rounds. The buffer and a stainless steel recoil spring on a glock 23 (40 cal ) has less recoil than a 9mm and keeps sights on target, well worth the money. P.s. get night sights.
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Glock front sights are held by a 3/16th inch nut. This nut driver is a 3/16th size.
788151
The front post is adjustable for elevation but I don't know if you can get enough compensation for the difference. The best bet is to take it to the range and start at 25 yards. You may need a taller front sight.
59805
Not sure...it should as the glock 17 sights fit the 34..i would contact glock or ameriglo and verify
1724196
Just like any other 3 dot system. If you shoot low or high you would need to get a higher or lower year sight to correct the condition. These sights are high quality and I like them very well. Anything beats the original plastic Glock sight. Hope this helps.
854213
You need a tiny nut driver tool. Look up glock front sight tool. They sell them on amazon
1255938
Same as standard AR sights? About 1.5" to the very top. Another answer said 1.35" ,possibly?
1692635
Yes, they will fit the Glock 35 and yes, the rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation.
94646
Yes. The hole in the bottom is big enough for the slide to poke through the bottom. I don't know how the drawing of the glock 35 would be with the front sight sticking out through the bottom. It will definatly fit but I just don't know about getting it back out without the front sight snagging on the bottom.
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im not exactly sure since i'm not familiar with your rifle. I have the standard A2 front sight and a rear magpul flip up (probably as you do). I had to switch the highrise to a shorter one (from UTG) to get a better lower 1/3 co-witness. the high rise mount the TRS-25 came with was a little high. good luck
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I don't see why not the front sight is very close to the size as the origional height wise and the rear are also low profile. They fit in all my holsters which are desinged for my Glocks.