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New Sights on my XDM Elite 3.8

I have an older XDM Elite and I cannot add a Red Dot without a lot of work. I want to upgrade the iron sights. In my research I found 2 from TruGlo. The TFX Pro or the Tritium Pro. The TFX Pro is twice the price. Does anyone have any recommendations with upgrading your factory iron sights?
there are rd bases that can either be installed on dove-tail/novak or other similar type rear sights even with adjustable rear sights. i've done this on a p226 and an xdm precision 5.25" 10mm. some use a set screw and some are pressure fitted/drift fit.
 
Get the TFX Pro. They have sapphire glass tubes that the fiber and tritium are encased in. Tritium Pro are NOT encased.
The Sapphire tube make both the fiber and tritium impervious to cleaners and solvents.
Worth the money. I've put them un both my XDM-Elite and XDM pistols. The hardest part is getting the old sights off. The Tru glo TFX pro sights go right on, no issues with either of mine, fit perfectly!
 
Hi,

I have an older XDM Elite and I cannot add a Red Dot without a lot of work. I want to upgrade the iron sights. In my research I found 2 from TruGlo. The TFX Pro or the Tritium Pro. The TFX Pro is twice the price. Does anyone have any recommendations with upgrading your factory iron sights?

Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. I'm glad you found us. :)

I'll agree that the combo fiber optic/tritium sights are very nice.

My favorite iron sights are from Speedsights.com. I've put their tritium sights on a couple of my pistols and plan to do at least a couple more. Lining up those diamonds makes for a great sight picture.

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Maybe these will work for you. Maybe not. YMMV.


Thanks for joining us. Take care.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Welcome to the forum! I can’t comment on the TruGlo sights as I have none. But I do use Night Fision. They have a great website so you make sure you’re getting what you want.
there are rd bases that can either be installed on dove-tail/novak or other similar type rear sights even with adjustable rear sights. i've done this on a p226 and an xdm precision 5.25" 10mm. some use a set screw and some are pressure fitted/drift fit.
Thank you. Is that something I should have a gunsmith do? Don't want to do any damage.
 
Get the TFX Pro. They have sapphire glass tubes that the fiber and tritium are encased in. Tritium Pro are NOT encased.
The Sapphire tube make both the fiber and tritium impervious to cleaners and solvents.
Worth the money. I've put them un both my XDM-Elite and XDM pistols. The hardest part is getting the old sights off. The Tru glo TFX pro sights go right on, no issues with either of mine, fit perfectly!
Thank you. So you know exactly where I am. Appreciate what you said about the tubes and solvents. I did not think of that. Makes sense.
 
Hi,



Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. I'm glad you found us. :)

I'll agree that the combo fiber optic/tritium sights are very nice.

My favorite iron sights are from Speedsights.com. I've put their tritium sights on a couple of my pistols and plan to do at least a couple more. Lining up those diamonds makes for a great sight picture.

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Maybe these will work for you. Maybe not. YMMV.


Thanks for joining us. Take care.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
Thank you. I can see what you mean. I will check those out. Most helpful and appreciated.
 
Hi,

Thank you. Is that something I should have a gunsmith do? Don't want to do any damage.

I always let a trusted gunsmith install my pistol iron sights. But there are many here who own their own sight pusher along with the skill and patience to DIY. I'd need to invest in better tools, a good vice, a nice pusher, etc. But I understand that it's not so hard. Maybe a bass player could do it. :LOL:

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Hi,



I always let a trusted gunsmith install my pistol iron sights. But there are many here who own their own sight pusher along with the skill and patience to DIY. I'd need to invest in better tools, a good vice, a nice pusher, etc. But I understand that it's not so hard. Maybe a bass player could do it. :LOL:

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
Ha. I don't have that skill yet. Thanks for the recommendation
 
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