Also, bright orange (or whatever color you prefer) sights are simply easier to see, and as we age, the contrasting color only helps more.
Warren carry glock night sights plus#
He does this for severals reasons, but the chief reason being that in the 60 plus defensive shootings his students have been involved in, the lighting (or lack of lighting) was a factor in the outcome in exactly ZERO cases. Tom carries a Glock 35 with metal sights on it, and the front sight is painted with bright red/orange paint. Thus, your civilian mission won’t change in the face of any global disaster! And, as always, raiders coming into your home uninvited will always be raiders, regardless of their undead status or their mode of dress. Some smart mouth in the back is going to say, “But what about the zombie holocaust, national terrorist invasion, etc?” The scenarios won’t change…just the participants! If the world falls apart, people will still need to be on guard from the four chief types of interpersonal, “parking lot violence,” (AKA, “Street Crime”) like robbery, rape, road rage and respect (meaning you looked at someone wrong and now they will attempt to harm or kill you in retaliation so that they don’t lose face in front of their peer group). One of the big points he made in the talk was for students to take the money that they would spend on night sights, and instead use that money on ammunition for practice (this idea of emphasizing true economy, is pervasive throughout Tom’s philosophy…in summation, “Spend your resources on the things you are most likely to encounter or need”). His material all has a common core of relevance, yet the work has evolved to adapt to the continuously fluid nature of the criminal (and now terrorist) threat that regular citizens will indubitably encounter, at some point in their daily lives.Īt the 2016 Rangemaster Polite Society Tactical Conference, Tom gave a classroom lecture covering low light tips and techniques. I’ve read all of the books Tom has produced over the past 35 years, and most of the articles he has written. There is no secret squirrel night vision component, nor fast-rope shoot house class. His live fire courses tell you everything you need to know, that is, what you are MOST likely to encounter on the street. His lectures are relevant to the Regular Guy Civilian folks just like me (and probably you). There is a simple reason for this…Tom’s material works.
If you’re a regular reader of my musings here, you already know that I am a Tom Givens believer. $40 for these sights…versus up to $160 for some versions of today’s popular night sights. Glock 34 with Warren/Sevigny black sights, with the front blade painted reddish orange
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