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XS Sights
The XS Sights R3d 2.0 night sights for HK VP9 bring serious low-light capability to your carry gun. Built with tritium that glows bright in darkness and a photoluminescent glow dot that charges from ambient light, these suppressor-height sights keep your sight picture sharp whether you're at the range, in the field, or navigating conditions where daylight isn't an option. The orange front sight contrasts cleanly against the rear for quick target acquisition in any lighting.
These aren't budget sights designed for one-and-done use. XS Sights machines them from durable steel and finishes them with a corrosion-resistant Black Nitride surface that handles daily carry, training cycles, and the elements without losing zero or clarity. The wide notch rear includes serrations to kill glare and an anti-reflective lens that cuts down unwanted light bounce—details that matter when you're trying to shoot straight.
The sight picture follows the traditional 3-dot tritium layout: post front, notch rear. That means zero learning curve if you've shot other night sights, and it works naturally for both aimed fire and defensive shooting. Made in Fort Worth, Texas, these sights are built by people who understand what shooters actually need from their optics.
| Brand | XS Sights |
| Model | R3d 2.0 |
| Firearm Compatibility | HK VP9 |
| Height | Suppressor Height |
| Front Sight Color | Orange |
| Tritium | Front and Rear |
| Sight Picture | Traditional 3-dot (post front, notch rear) |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Black Nitride |
| Manufacturing Location | Fort Worth, Texas |
Yes. These are suppressor-height sights, so they'll co-witness properly with a suppressor mounted on a VP9 with a suppressor-cut slide.
Yes. The tritium in both the front and rear sights produces a steady glow without power. The photoluminescent glow dot charges from ambient light and glows in low-light conditions, giving you a redundant sight picture.
Traditional 3-dot: a glowing post front sight housed in a wide notch rear. This layout is standard across many night sight systems and works naturally for both precision and defensive shooting.
They're built from steel with a corrosion-resistant Black Nitride finish designed to withstand regular use, training cycles, and field conditions without losing zero or clarity.
XS Sights
The XS Sights R3d 2.0 night sights for HK VP9 bring serious low-light capability to your carry gun. Built with tritium that glows bright in darkness and a photoluminescent glow dot that charges from ambient light, these suppressor-height sights keep your sight picture sharp whether you're at the range, in the field, or navigating conditions where daylight isn't an option. The orange front sight contrasts cleanly against the rear for quick target acquisition in any lighting.
These aren't budget sights designed for one-and-done use. XS Sights machines them from durable steel and finishes them with a corrosion-resistant Black Nitride surface that handles daily carry, training cycles, and the elements without losing zero or clarity. The wide notch rear includes serrations to kill glare and an anti-reflective lens that cuts down unwanted light bounce—details that matter when you're trying to shoot straight.
The sight picture follows the traditional 3-dot tritium layout: post front, notch rear. That means zero learning curve if you've shot other night sights, and it works naturally for both aimed fire and defensive shooting. Made in Fort Worth, Texas, these sights are built by people who understand what shooters actually need from their optics.
| Brand | XS Sights |
| Model | R3d 2.0 |
| Firearm Compatibility | HK VP9 |
| Height | Suppressor Height |
| Front Sight Color | Orange |
| Tritium | Front and Rear |
| Sight Picture | Traditional 3-dot (post front, notch rear) |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Black Nitride |
| Manufacturing Location | Fort Worth, Texas |
Yes. These are suppressor-height sights, so they'll co-witness properly with a suppressor mounted on a VP9 with a suppressor-cut slide.
Yes. The tritium in both the front and rear sights produces a steady glow without power. The photoluminescent glow dot charges from ambient light and glows in low-light conditions, giving you a redundant sight picture.
Traditional 3-dot: a glowing post front sight housed in a wide notch rear. This layout is standard across many night sight systems and works naturally for both precision and defensive shooting.
They're built from steel with a corrosion-resistant Black Nitride finish designed to withstand regular use, training cycles, and field conditions without losing zero or clarity.
