MEPRO TRU-DOT

Just finished installing these on a CZ75B, with a build date of 2013. The instillation process was very easy. All I used was the following 1. Standard hammer 2. Nylon punch 3. Standard vise grip 4. 1/16 punch (for the front sight) 5. Most important was a .078 drill bit as the front sight must be drilled (This was bought from CZ and is a $1.50 part) With the slide in a vise the rear sight comes out pretty easy, just takes a few good whacks. On the front sight you just need to drive out the pin and punch it out from back to front. I put a dab of blue loctite on the front and rear sight even though it's probably not required. After drilling the front sight the pin drives in very easy and you're done. The rear sight had to be adjusted slightly. I couldn't be happier with the purchase, both the price and product were great, also I got it in one day. My local gunstore wanted to charge $140 installed for the sights. They are much better in even the daytime and of course at night are very bright. I have meprolights on 3 others guns and have never had an issue. I know some people at my range that have had them longer than 10 years and they still glow bright.

I purchased two sets of these, one for my 1996 and one for my 2013 FULL SIZE CZ-75 B's, and they fit perfectly. the new front sight DOES NOT have the small notch machined into the bottom for the roll pin. BUT, you can either use a small file to install the notch or you can find a smaller pin. I used a small jewelers file and installed my front sight with no problems. the rear sight fits just as perfectly. BUT, remember the rear sight MUST be driven out from LEFT to RIGHT with the orientation of looking through the sights like you are going to shoot. AND the new sight MUST be driven in from the RIGHT to the LEFT. once both sights are installed you can use a laser bore sighter and "tap" the rear sight into the proper position for a "Dead On" aim point. NOW, with that said, these sights are great, they are nice and bright green and should last for years if not decades.

BEWARE!!! Description says model 17775. Actual sights are 17777 which aren't the correct sights for the P01. Meprolights are awesome, this reseller is not

I ordered these night sights for a Canik TP9SA. The factory front sight is dovetailed in from the muzzle end of the slide going backwards and pinned vertically thru the slide. The factory rear sight is dovetailed horizontally across the rear of the slide with two set screws. I knocked the pin out of the factory front sight by placing the slide upside down in a leather padded vice and used a punch and hammer to drive the pin out. I didn't have to drill it as others stated(knock pin from inside of slide so it comes out the top). I drifted in the Meprolight front night sight with a brass punch and hammer all the way into the dovetail. It fit perfectly minus being a 1/8th of an inch shorter than the length of the dovetail and factory sight. No need for any epoxy or J-B Weld. To remove the factory rear sight, first use a 1/16th Allen wrench to remove set screws, then use a sight pusher to push the rear sight out(or a punch and hammer if you don't have a sight pusher). To install the Meprolight rear night sight, just use the sight pusher to push it in the dovetail where you want it. These Meprolight night sights fit my Canik TP9SA great and accuracy,for me, is better than stock sights(at least the stock sights are metal). The night sights are bright enough at night and perform fine during daylight. Only night sights brighter in my opinion are Tru-Glo TFO's, TFX's or TFX Pro's. I prefer the Tru-Glo TFX and Pro series, but with the question of CZ 75 sights fitting the TP9SA, I went with the cheaper Meprolight CZ 75 Tru-Dots. I can say the Meprolights fit, are bright enough, and priced well. I would recommend them and am happy with my purchase.

These regulate very well with a compact CZ75. For all practical purposes, POA=POI pretty much from 5 yards out to 60. Tritium is bright, picture is sharp. In bright daylight, however, these are little more than a plain Jane 3-dot setup. You get what you pay for, there's not much extra shine around the front dot. The rear is a bit wider than the top of the slide. Nothing obnoxious, barely noticeable, but not as sleek as the OEM irons. But - it does make it easier to push it without scratching the coating, so maybe it's a good thing. Installation-wise, it's very tight, but if you're brave and careful it installs without filing. The front blade needs to be drilled for the pin, and it does not drill easily. The blade originally blocks only the top half of the pin channel, so thin drill bits tend to break on contact. But that's how CZ designed it.

The CZ82/CZ83 has been around since 1982, with innovative designs that are just now being 'introduced' by other, larger companies. The availability of these Meprolight Night Sights compliments this fine pistol. Amazon.Com has a very attractive price for these exceptional night sights. The Meprolight sights are almost identical to the original CZ sights in size and design, with the exception that these are tritium powered sights that are easily seen in bright day and all levels of decreasing light to total darkness. They do what they are supposed to do and at a very low and acceptable price. They are 'warranted' to be tritium active for 15 years! Very much worth their price, these could very well be the best night sights available to the CZ82/83.

Great addition to my CZ Omega. Factory sights are a bit too hard to see with these old eyes so I thought I'd try the Meprolight Tritium night sights and that was it, just what I needed. Amazon.ca shipped in a week ,and a great deal too. I had them installed with in a 1/2 hour of receiving them and took my Omega to the indoor range to try them out. What a difference these sights made for me. My first 10 rounds at 20 meters scored 2 in the black and all other rounds were close to the left side outer ring of the black. With a little adjusting with a brass punch and hammer ,The next ten rounds scored 5 in the black and it just kept getting better from there. I had a match at the outdoor range the following week and the sights work as well in the day light ,with the white dot front sight as bright as can be . I installed these sights my self in my work shop but really they need the care and attention of a gun smith.

Very nice sights. Huge improvement over stock. I probably won't ever shoot at night or low light, but daytime target acquisition is much improved.