No-Tritium Fiber Optic Sights for Taurus G2C,G2S,G3 w/o,PT111 G2,PT140 G2,740,709,TX22 Taurus G2S Sights Red Green Dot Sights for Handguns Pistols with Assembly Tools

Fiber optic sites. These things fit on to my g2c and were super simple to install. It literally only took me about 10 minutes to switch them out and they look amazing. I didn't even have to have a sight pusher in order to get the old ones out. I literally just unscrewed the screw in the back pushed out the site popped in the new one and screwed it in and they hold tight but I did have to do a little bit of modification to the front sight. It didn't seem to want to fit into the hole that holds it from moving back and forth so I end up having to take some sandpaper and kept filing down the little notch until it fit in the hole snugly and now it sit straight and works perfect and these things collect a lot of light and I can't believe the difference. Any small amount of light that shines on them make them glow and are a million times better seeing in darker conditions and even at night time. Super happy with these and I highly recommend them if you have a g2c they're cheap and super easy to switch out and might even save your life. Highly recommend it

It does not fit properly. Would not recommend

Front site did not fit. Threads were not very good on that site. Was disappointed in the quality

The rear sight went in perfectly! The front I had to file down a bit. That was the only issue.Go slow and it will be worth it.The only other issue was the front screw, which did not sit flat. I took a thin flat file and just made it flush. I checked to make sure the barril did not make contact with the screw, which is something that people complained about.I had a very tight fit and slowly ran the file over until it almost sat flush. Using a small mallet, I taped it into place. (Just the slightest tap sonic would sit flush)….be gentle!!!I made sure to use loctite on the front screw and tightened my precision screw driver hex (1.5) and tightened to the point that it felt that I wouldn’t strip the hex bolt.Once that was all done, I took the time to center the rear sight. I will not apply loctite until I take it to the range to sight the pistol.These are the type of sights this gun should have had from the factory.I won’t know about the durability of the actual optic material until I shoot it.Update after shooting:They worked great! The sights dig not come loose, nor did the optic material break.I will have to make a small adjustment that was my fault. I did not center the front sight correctly. But even then, at 7 yards (21 feet) I was almost dead center. At 10 yards, I was off down and left a bit. But I did enjoy the sights more than the factory sights!pAlso I changed out the recoil spring and this was a game changer!Having the recoil spring and new sights took this gun to a new level!Even got some compliments at the range!

Looked cool but after about 200 rounds shot the sights fell off and I'm sure I applied it right seems the screw is just smaller then need be

Looks okay, but I have two main complaints. One, is the fiber optics are flatted on the ends to hold in place and they make a BIG footprint. I modified mine with a file and glue, and that made it tolerable. Second complaint is the fit. Not ideal, the front sight didn't want to fit into the hole it sets in (G2C) and the rear sight was somewhat loose until I torqued it down.I'll make due until I get a red dot, but it was worth the price to upgrade the plastic sights with aluminum

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It went on my g2c perfectly made sure I also used some lock tight, took it to the firing range and the site. As you can see, in the picture started to fall out of theEyesight area after one time use