Meprolight AK-47 Night Sights

Tritium AK Night Sights

Factory AK sights are hard to pick up in dim light, and they disappear entirely after dark. This Meprolight set replaces the front post and rear leaf on AK-47 and AKM pattern rifles with sights that carry green tritium dots, so you get a usable sight picture from dusk through full darkness. Meprolight designed the set for military and law enforcement use, and it suits any AK owner who wants the rifle ready to aim at any hour.

Features

• Self-Illuminated Tritium — Tritium is a radioactive gas sealed in small glass vials that glows on its own, so the dots need no batteries, switches or charging from a light source.
• 3-Dot Configuration — Two green dots on the rear sight and one on the front post line up in a row when your aim is level, which makes fast alignment in the dark straightforward.
• Complete Front And Rear Set — The kit includes both the threaded front sight post and the full rear sight leaf assembly.
• Graduated Rear Leaf — The rear sight slides along a tangent leaf marked 1 through 10, graduated in hundreds of meters out to 1000 meters, the same layout as the factory AK leaf.
• Windage-Adjustable Rear Notch — A slotted screw on the side of the rear sight block lets you drift the notch left or right to zero the rifle.
• Threaded Front Post — The front sight screws into the front sight base for height adjustment, and the post stands 0.75 inches tall.
• Black Finish — The sight bodies are finished matte black to match a standard AK and keep glare down.
• AKM Pattern Fit — Built for AKM pattern rifles, including Soviet, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian and Egyptian variants.

Fit And Compatibility

The set is made for AK-47 and AKM pattern rifles chambered in 7.62x39mm, and it follows the factory layout of a threaded front post and a sliding rear leaf. Because the design copies the original parts, the rifle handles and zeroes the way an AK owner expects, with tritium dots added. Fitting the front post on an AK usually calls for a front sight adjustment tool, so an armorer is a sensible choice if you have not done it before.