Glock sights for USPSA

[nitram]

I am looking to upgrade my glock 22 factory sights to something better. Sights that I have looked at include:

Heinie slat pro w/ Dawson FO front
Dawson fixed with FO front
Sevigny Tactical with FO front
Dawson Adjustables

If I plan on shooting in production an occasionally in limited should I get adjustable sights for changes in point of impact or will it be close enough for action shooting? Any thoughts or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Dan

 

[yar]

Dawson adjustables with the thin .100 front. I ran the fiber optic front and rear for years. It really screams "Use your sights". After several years of shooting I changed to black on black as it became faster for me.

I would definately go with adjustables. You can really dial in your sights for your ammo.

 

[Taurus44]

I don't own a Glock, but my two IDPA XDs wear Dawson Precision sights. Adjustable fiber-optic (front and rear) on one, fixed fiber-optic (front and rear) on the other. After using both, I can say that I like the fixed Dawsons better than the adjustables. On the fixed sights, the front sight is shorter and the rear has a wider and deeper notch than on the adjustables. It makes it easier for me to track the front sight for follow-up shots.

The STI Spartan I have on the way has an adjustable black rear and fiber-optic front. I'm still debating changing them out for Dawsons so I can have consistency from gun to gun. My eyes are bad enough, adjusting to different sights when switching from one gun to another just makes things worse.

*EDIT* I also use the .100" wide front sights for both guns.

 

[HSMITH]

The Sevigny/Warren sights are REALLY REALLY nice as are the race cut Heinie sights.

On my Production Glock I use the Ameriglo adjustable target sights. One of the nicest things about them is that I can run loads from 115 grain factory to REALLY soft 147 grain handloads while maintaining the POI where I am looking. They also have a sight picture that is just absolutely fantastic. I wouldn't even consider a non-adjustable sight on a competition gun, I have to have the POI EXACTLY where I want it to have the confidence to call the shots and shoot without hesitation or looking for bullet holes as I shoot.