Buying Ameriglo Sights from Amazon to Replace Aging Fronts Only

[vcdgrips]

I have a total of 6 pistols that have sights from the 2008 to 2010 range. While I suspect I will be flirting with an RDS in the near future

I am contemplating just replacing the front sights on some of these pistols as:

a. I like the rears being noticeably dimmer than the fronts and said rears are still serviceable

b. Replacing the fronts does NOT require any special tools that I do not own or require a trip to the PD Range to access said tool

c. I have an Amazon Gift Cert that will cover my two primary carry Glocks right off the bat.


As a follow on-anybody have any issues with buying from Amazon?

Thx in advance.

[Leroy Suggs]

No issues with Amazon.
I have purchased several Ameriglos there over the years.

[beenalongtime]

I would say just make sure Amazon is the seller. You never know the age of stock those resellers put on Amazon.

[HeavyDuty]

No issues here, either - I’m just careful who the actual seller is, I prefer Amazon themselves or e-cop.

[RJ]

For some reason I always seem to buy Ameriglo sights from Ameriglo direct. In this case though, an Amazon Cert makes sense, if you have one in hand.

I am very careful on Amazon. For example, ordering RV part no. so and so sometimes returns a part that has that part number incorporated into the name of the part - but is in fact a "copy". I actually received an RV item recently that was a "copy", so I sent it back. I was careful to order the no kidding thing I needed next time. (I hesitate to say "counterfeit" but it sure did look like / walk like / talk like the real thing except it was not made the company I know makes them.)

So as above, I'd be careful to check the details of "Ameriglo" sights prior to ordering on Amazon. Hopefully all will be fine.