TruGlo TFX Sights

Because 'Merica · February 12, 2015, 05:55 PM

Wondering if anyone has or has used the new TFX sights by truglo and can shed some light on how they like or dislike them. Thinking about ordering a set. Found them for 110$ w/ free shipping online @ centerfireguns.com

If anyone else knows of a cheaper source it would be greatly appreciated!

BluRidgDav · December 11, 2016, 11:24 AM

I too, would be interested in a field report.

Surely, over the past two years since the OP asked for info, someone has bought a set of TFX sights, or a pistol with these sights already mounted.

Cabela's is currently offering a discount on Glock 43's with Truglo TFX sights.

Thanx, Dave

NYC guy in GA · February 6, 2017, 11:22 AM

I was interested too but went with the TFO. I really went in wanting the TFX and was ready to purchase sight unseen from reading about them.

I took all the models into the bathroom at the store for a real darkness test. For me not being able to see which label was which I chose the one my eyes liked best. It turned out to be the TFO over the TFX and trijicon.

Had I not compared all the models I still would have been happy to own TFX sights. The FO is amazing in daylight and the night sight dots are beautiful making it easy to find on the night stand.

The store I shop in also will install and service anything you buy from them.

That was my experience and I chose what worked best for me. You need to do what works for your eyes.

DPI7800 · February 7, 2017, 06:53 PM

I've installed plenty of both, can't say I care much for either one. But hey I don't have to shoot them so not my issue.

Here is why I'm not a fan, the front sight of the true glow fills up the entire rear notch. I prefer to have as much light as possible on either side of the front sight to allow my brain to naturally center the front sight. But I also don't care for or need nightsights (and yes I have plenty of opertunity in low light and no light environment to use them) but check back with me in a few years when I'm fifty and see if I change my mind on nightsigts.

February 12, 2015, 05:55 PM	#1
Because 'Merica Member Join Date: July 4, 2014 Posts: 66	TruGlo TFX Sights Wondering if anyone has or has used the new TFX sights by truglo and can shed some light on how they like or dislike them. Thinking about ordering a set. Found them for 110$ w/ free shipping online @ centerfireguns.com If anyone else knows of a cheaper source it would be greatly appreciated!

December 11, 2016, 11:24 AM	#2
BluRidgDav Senior Member Join Date: October 13, 2001 Posts: 314	I too, would be interested in a field report. Surely, over the past two years since the OP asked for info, someone has bought a set of TFX sights, or a pistol with these sights already mounted. Cabela's is currently offering a discount on Glock 43's with Truglo TFX sights. Thanx, Dave __________________ Watch your top-knot.

February 6, 2017, 11:22 AM	#3
NYC guy in GA Junior Member Join Date: January 5, 2017 Location: North Georgia Posts: 8	I was interested too but went with the TFO. I really went in wanting the TFX and was ready to purchase sight unseen from reading about them. I took all the models into the bathroom at the store for a real darkness test. For me not being able to see which label was which I chose the one my eyes liked best. It turned out to be the TFO over the TFX and trijicon. Had I not compared all the models I still would have been happy to own TFX sights. The FO is amazing in daylight and the night sight dots are beautiful making it easy to find on the night stand. The store I shop in also will install and service anything you buy from them. That was my experience and I chose what worked best for me. You need to do what works for your eyes. Last edited by NYC guy in GA; February 6, 2017 at 11:28 AM.

February 7, 2017, 06:53 PM	#4
DPI7800 Senior Member Join Date: July 15, 2014 Posts: 208	I've installed plenty of both, can't say I care much for either one. But hey I don't have to shoot them so not my issue. Here is why I'm not a fan, the front sight of the true glow fills up the entire rear notch. I prefer to have as much light as possible on either side of the front sight to allow my brain to naturally center the front sight. But I also don't care for or need nightsights (and yes I have plenty of opertunity in low light and no light environment to use them) but check back with me in a few years when I'm fifty and see if I change my mind on nightsigts.