Triclops sights
Triclops Sight for Glock
Triclops Sight for Glock
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Memorial Day GLOCK Sight SALE now-May 31st, 2026
Glock Sights All Models (excluding MOS models w/plates)
Content of kit includes: Rear sight, Front sight, Fiber Optic and set screws.
these sights fit Glock model numbers: 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 34, 35, 37, 38, 41 & 45
*FIREARM NOT INCLUDED*
*SELECT EYE DOMINANCE*

I recently completed a formal research project comparing the Triclops sight system with an Iron sight system. The results were clear. The Triclops sight system evidenced a statistically significant increase in target hits when compared with the iron sight system. The research has been completed and is to be published.
This is the future of gun sights. It may take a bit for people to come around but all you need to do is try them. They make shooting accurately easier. I have no want for a red dot any longer after testing red dot next to the triclops. It’s just simply better
Triclops Sights
I took my small little sub compact to the range with my new Triclops sights. Started close around 7yds to get a feel for the sight. It happened quickly, around 5 shots before I was in a small ring. This was amazing as it is but what really surprised me was being able to shoot quite a long distance somewhere around 25 yards with my small little carry gun and be extremely accurate. I was also happy with how quickly I could now shoot my carry gun. I plan on trying these sights on one of my larger full size competition guns and can’t wait to see the results. So more to report later
I purchased this sight and I like it for several reasons. 1) Quick and easy to discern when alignment is off – in contrast to a red dot, where you have little to no reference if the dot is out of frame. 2) Natural integration with most suppressors -- no need for raised sights or a weird form factor. 3) Electronic failures are impossible -- while you still get nicely illuminated dots, you don’t have to worry about on/off switches, battery replacement, or sensor/hardware failure.