I concur. The Glock factory sights are just fine... as long as there is light.I actually really like the stock sights...
That's a super easy fix. If you were here in Oklahoma I would do it for you in a matter of minutes.I actually shot really well with them. My new Tru-Glo TFOs are pretty awesome though. The only thing is that they are off just a bit. The grouping is about 2 inches to the right of where I'm shooting from 15 yards so I'm not too worried about it.
I think you can use rubbing alcohol to remove Sharpie ink, but I don't know what that would do to the white sight.Just bought my first Glock. A G26 gen4. My S&W has a 3 dot configuration and I find myself taking longer to acquire with the factory Glock sites. I think I'm going to try the suggestion the other member posted about coloring the bottom line with the sharpie. Wonder how hard it would be to remove the sharpie if I wanted to without damaging the site.