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Old 03-25-2005, 06:46 AM   #11
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Tfo are fiber optic tube which glow and gather light during the day.
Then at night they have trinuim that makes them glow with no light.
Regular night sights a outlined for day mine a little more difficult to see in day then stock but a night they glow
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Old 03-26-2005, 01:52 AM   #12
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If you search through some older posts, and I remember correctly, the Truglo TFO's get a thrashing. Warranted or not.

Seems the chief complaint was that the sights go bad if cleaned with certian solvents. Apparently the casing for the tritium is clear plastic and not glass. Also complaints about truglo being difficult when called for replacement under warranty. I read that Truglo had added a warning about cleaning with certiam solvents, but have not yet fixed the problem.

It was enongh for met to go with Trijicon. Love 'em buy the way.

However, I was very interested in the TFO, and would get them if they make the casing out of glass.
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If you search through some older posts, and I remember correctly, the Truglo TFO's get a thrashing. Warranted or not.

Seems the chief complaint was that the sights go bad if cleaned with certian solvents. Apparently the casing for the tritium is clear plastic and not glass. Also complaints about truglo being difficult when called for replacement under warranty. I read that Truglo had added a warning about cleaning with certiam solvents, but have not yet fixed the problem.

It was enongh for met to go with Trijicon. Love 'em buy the way.

However, I was very interested in the TFO, and would get them if they make the casing out of glass.
Although this was the case, TRUGLO is always reviewing their design. In regards to the case of the melting sights, it is the only case I am aware of and TRUGLO has tested many cleaning products on their TFOs since then. The only items that have an adverse affect on the fiber rods were the Gun Scrubbers/Brake Cleaners; things that should not be used on your slide anyhow. I suspect these would cause damage to any plastice, fiber optic rods.

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i was considering buying some of these but worried about the same issue. i use hoppes number 9 to clean my gun and i use it on my slide also , would this affect the sights
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TRUGLO said they tested the sights with Hoppes and had no issue. That said, it is best to contact them to see what was tested and what failed.

In the end, regardless of the product, there should be no reason to get it on the slide. Me, I clean my XDs with a cleaning patch and Eezox, followed up with a bit of Armadillo. I never had a reason for using anything more harsh than Eezox.
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