The Glock 20 is the full size 10mm, a powerful cartridge carried by hunters and backcountry walkers as well as shot on the range. Owners of this hunting and woods gun mostly upgrade two things: the sights, so they can be seen in the forest at dusk, and the option of a red dot.
Sights for the field
Tritium sights glow without light, which matters at first and last light in the woods. On the range, a fiber optic front is faster. LPA adjustable sets let you zero for heavy hunting loads and lighter practice ammunition alike. The selection is gathered in Sights for Glock 20.
A dot on a 10mm
The 10mm recoils hard, so the optic and its plate need a solid hold. MOS slides take a plate made for your optic's footprint, in steel or aluminium, from Optics ready plates for Glock 20.
No MOS cut
An older G20 can still carry a dot. Mounts in Red dot mounts for Glock 20 fit the rear dovetail and come off again if you want irons back.
Frequently asked questions
Are steel plates better for a 10mm?
Steel is stiffer and heavier; many shooters choose it for hard recoiling guns.
Do these sights fit the G29?
Many Glock sights fit several models; each product lists them.