Nitesiters

[Shielded]

Anyone use Nitesiters on anything? If so what do you think?

 

[mcracco]

I don't have them but for $10 and no permanent mods to the gun I don't see where you could get burned.

But reading up a bit guys are saying you do have to charge them with a flashlight before using which would make them not so useful on a carry gun. Myself, I would feel silly being at the range and needing to shine a light on my sights before I could start shooting.

 

[Shielded]

Anyone else with some input? They may be how I'll go for now.

 

[surferdaddy]

I've got them on my 40c. They fit perfectly into the stock sight 'sockets' and after a good 5 second charge, they glow dimly but visibly all night. I'm happy with mine.

 

[Shielded]

I've got them on my 40c. They fit perfectly into the stock sight 'sockets' and after a good 5 second charge, they glow dimly but visibly all night. I'm happy with mine.

Thanks! I'll try them. Nice thing is you get enough for several sights

 

[Bill_Johnson]

Thanks! I'll try them. Nice thing is you get enough for several sights

Just curious.... did you get the Nitesites? thoughts? I was thinking about getting a set to put on my M&P 22.

 

[Shielded]

Just curious.... did you get the Nitesites? thoughts? I was thinking about getting a set to put on my M&P 22.

No, I heard some other talk of them on the neg side. So... I got Glonation paint. I like it & it works for me. Here's a link & a pic of my Shield.

Glow in the Dark Paint. Super Bright, Super Long Glow. Glows for hours instead of minutes.

 

[Bill_Johnson]

Thanks for that quick reply! And the link. I will check that out. Would seem like paint would hold up to cleanings, etc.

 

[Out West]

I just ordered some of that paint. I have a M&Pc 9mm that lost its factory glow in the dark paint dot the first time I shot it. I've been looking for some proper replacement paint so thanks for the link.

If I like it I will probably use it on several of my non-tritium sights.

Out
West