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[turtlehead]

That's not my writeup but I love the sights.

 

[turtlehead]

http://www.waltherforums.com/forum/ppq/47606-ppq-impressed-me-today-out-az-desert.html

Same guy I think. Took me a while to find this on my phone.

 

[Spats McGee]

Uncle Malice is a member here, too: http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=575300

 

[Will Beararms]

With the Glock 19, you can also use the 17 round factory Glock 17 mags or the 33 round factory mags. Carry a spare Glock 17 mag is not a bad deal. With the Glock 19 should you decide to go to a Glock 26, you can use the 15 round Glock 19 mags in it and that's not a bad deal either.

 

[mrdaputer]

With the Glock

Um Will The OP said he bought the Walther PPQ

To the OP I say give the stock sights a try for a few hundred rounds and see how you like them. Some ppl prefer the stock sights. If you do want to change them take a look see at the TFX or TFX Pro. Congrats on your pistol

 

[Will Beararms]

Whoops! I would not worry about poly sights if they work for you just keep an extra set handy.

 

[turtlehead]

Thanks, Spats. I even posted in that thread.

Love the sights. I had been using the stock sights for about 5 years with no issues. There is a lot of air between the front and rear, though. Was looking for something more precise and that did it.

 

[odugrad]

Thanks for the feedback, everyone.

I'll use them and see how they do. It was just a little strange since the only sights I'm used to are SIG's sights, the PPS sights, and I've got an XDm.

As long as they're durable I'm not too concerned about the material.

 

[TunnelRat]

So I'm not a fan of polymer sights. I don't like them on Glock and consider them a negative for the Glock. Me personally I change the sights if they're polymer.