Sights For Gen4 Glock G22/31

[JonInWA]

Question for the p-f cognoscenti: My Gen4 Glock G22 has been wearing Glock steel sights that I had installed by the department armorer; over the years I've actually been pretty pleased with them.

The G22/31(I also have a .357 SIG Glock barrel for it) shoots nicely POA/POI with both 180 and 165 gr .40, and 125 gr .357 SIG. The gun is used for EDC, duty, IDPA, hunting (back-up with Underwood Lehigh Xtreme Penetrator cartridges for black bear and cougar) and GSSF.

I recently got a set of Sevigney/Warren Carry sights-black rear and fiber optic front. I have a set of Sevigney/Warren Carry sights on my G21, black front, black rear, with the front sight given a white base coat, followed by a coat of Testor's fluorescent orange, and topped with a Dullcote sealer.

I'm instinctive opposed to the fiber optic front, and am more inclined to get a Sevigney/Warren black serrated front, and paint it as I did with the G21s, if I choose to take off the Glock steels...

What do you guys think? I like the ruggedness and simplicity of the Glock steels (especially as a hunting backup), but I've also used the G21 with the Sevigney/Warrens in that role.

Option 1. Keep the Glock steels on the gun

Option 2. Replace the Glock steels with the Sevigney/Warren Carrys with the fiber optic front

Option 3. Replace the Glock steels with Sevigney/Warren Carrys, plain front and rear (but painting the front as described)

Best, Jon

[ViniVidivici]

If those are the only options you're considering, I'd say option 2.

But my personal preferrence on an irons-only gun is an Ameriglo Bold front (orange square w/ tritium) and OEM steel rear. Very visually eye-catching in all lighting conditions.