[jojo_got_mojo]

So I installed these on my G34 about 3 months ago and I love em'. I wanted to shoot them a bit before I posted anything about them. Now after almost 2,000 rounds down range I can easily say these are the best sights I have ever used on a Glock. They went on in place of the plastic factory sights with minimal work. Sight picture is clean and crisp. POI is dead on at 25yds. I put a bit of red locktite during the install and they are rock solid. I have nothing but good things to say about these sights. Here are a few pics of the G34 showing them off

[TSAX]

, nice pics

[.50 cal]

thanks for the update, I've been thinking about getting the Sevigny Carry set for my 17 in all black

[Beanie-Bean]

Thank you for the review and the pics. I will likely go with the same sights.

Q: Did you do the installation? Or did you have it done for you? If you did it yourself, which tool did you use for the front sight installation?

Thanks!

[TxGlock9]

I have the Warren Tactical tactical series (the ones with cutouts on the corners) on my G34 and love them.

[TxGlock9]

Originally Posted by Beanie-Bean

Thank you for the review and the pics. I will likely go with the same sights.

Q: Did you do the installation? Or did you have it done for you? If you did it yourself, which tool did you use for the front sight installation?

Thanks!

Beanie. I installed mine with a regular glock front sight tool with blue loctite. Rear was installed with a MGW sight tool.

[bac1023]

Very cool

[jojo_got_mojo]

Originally Posted by Beanie-Bean

Thank you for the review and the pics. I will likely go with the same sights.

Q: Did you do the installation? Or did you have it done for you? If you did it yourself, which tool did you use for the front sight installation?

Thanks!

I did the install myself. I had a tool that came with a sight package from a previous sight install i did on a G19 years ago. You can find the tool here. If you run into any problems check out the videos on the same site. Very informative. Dawson Precision has always given me great customer service.

[jojo_got_mojo]

Originally Posted by TxGlock9

I have the Warren Tactical tactical series (the ones with cutouts on the corners) on my G34 and love them.

I was looking at getting a set of the Carry's with a tritium front for my 17. May have to get on that soon.

[TxGlock9]

The "Carry" version only means that they're low profile. I think they have the cutouts for them too. Mine are regular in height with cutouts. Plain rear/Tritium front.

[Beanie-Bean]

Originally Posted by TxGlock9

Beanie. I installed mine with a regular glock front sight tool with blue loctite. Rear was installed with a MGW sight tool.

Thanks, bro! I've got MGW in my toolbox outside for the rear set--bought it on sale from Midway for some Ameriglo I-dot pro sights I for my G32. Still haven't been called for delivery from LGS on that one yet, but it should be here in the next week or so.

Originally Posted by jojo_got_mojo

I did the install myself. I had a tool that came with a sight package from a previous sight install i did on a G19 years ago. You can find the tool here. If you run into any problems check out the videos on the same site. Very informative. Dawson Precision has always given me great customer service.

Thanks, jojo. I'll post my results after I install them.

[Fragman]

I put some on my 17 a couple three weeks back. Love em.

I got the plain rear, fibre optic front.

Fitted them myself. Made my own front sight tool by taking a craftsman nut driver and grinding it down.

Drifted the rear in with a brass punch.

The rear did require some fitting, but it's not hard. Take a triangular needle file, give the dovetail a few strokes, test the fit, rinse and repeat. There's a pretty good how to on youtube by the Dawson sights chap. Obviously he is fitting his brand of sights, but its exactly the same principle.




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[GRT45]

Originally Posted by jojo_got_mojo

POI is dead on at 25yds.

Thanks for the report and photos. The Sevigny sights (Competition and Carry versions) really are superb. Your last photo is a killer rendition of the front FO sight.

Did you install the .245" front sight for your G34? I have read at CPWSA the .245" front is recommended for the G34/G35/G24 and .215" for all other Glock models for POA=POI at 20 yds. I presume in your third photo we are looking at a .150" rear notch and not the narrower .130" notch that is also available.

I notice in the product description at CPWSA it states the following:

" Sevigny Competition Sight Set - this is the sight set Dave Sevigny used to win the 2005 IDPA Nationals and both the Production and Limited-10 USPSA Nationals. "

So, if we install these sights we should expect to win IDPA and USPSA Nationals? That's surely a lot easier than practicing and stuff.

[rediar]

+1

I have the exact same sights and I absolutely love them. Makes my 34 my new favorite. I went with the taller sights to avoid shooting high. The sight picture and fast acquisition are excellent.

[dakrat]

very nice! I have the plain iron set and love it.

[Meathead9]

Originally Posted by TxGlock9

The "Carry" version only means that they're low profile. I think they have the cutouts for them too. Mine are regular in height with cutouts. Plain rear/Tritium front.

The Sevigny Carry rear has the same exact dimensions as the Sevigny Competition rear. The only difference is that the Sevigny Carry rear is "de-horned". They round off the sharp edges so it won't snag clothing. The Warren Tactical rear ("wave" design), is an entirely different sight.

Great choice on the sights. I have a set of all black Sevigny Carry sights (.115" wide fronts) on order for each one of my Glocks right now.

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[ithaca_deerslayer]

Nice.

Do they sit higher than stock sights?

[MrVvrroomm]

I use the identical sights on all my competition Glocks. Great choice.

[High Altitude]

Originally Posted by ithaca_deerslayer

Nice.

Do they sit higher than stock sights?

They do.

These are the exact sights I am going to put on my gen4 34.

I am not sure if I should go with the sevigny carry or the warren tactical on my 19 though.

[jayhuh]

Jojo, Thanks for the pics and report. I'm running Ameriglo Hacks on my glocks now. I'm getting a Gen4 34 and I was considering Warren/Sevigny sights. I have an MGW sight tool (tall version) and I've seen the Dawson vid. How much did you have to file off of the rear sight to make it fit?

[Sniff]

I have them on my 34, 35 and one of my 17s.

Great sights and I love them.

[RobG]

I had LW install these on my LW 17 slide that I made a 19L pistol for target shooting, but I'm shooting a bit low on target with 'em. I'm not yet used to 'em.

I'm gonna do some more practice at the range today...

[Keyhole]

Originally Posted by GRT45

Thanks for the report and photos. The Sevigny sights (Competition and Carry versions) really are superb. Your last photo is a killer rendition of the front FO sight.

Did you install the .245" front sight for your G34? I have read at CPWSA the .245" front is recommended for the G34/G35/G24 and .215" for all other Glock models for POA=POI at 20 yds. I presume in your third photo we are looking at a .150" rear notch and not the narrower .130" notch that is also available?

I notice in the product description at CPWSA it states the following:

" Sevigny Competition Sight Set - this is the sight set Dave Sevigny used to win the 2005 IDPA Nationals and both the Production and Limited-10 USPSA Nationals. "

So, if we install these sights we should expect to win IDPA and USPSA Nationals? That's surely a lot easier than practicing and stuff.

I actually have both fronts and prefer the .215 on my 34.

[amg17]

Just installed one on my g17. Can't wait to test them on the range

[jojo_got_mojo]

Originally Posted by Keyhole

I actually have both fronts and prefer the .215 on my 34.

+1 on the .215