Posted: 8/25/2014 6:49:56 PM EDT
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Changing my plastic stock sights to the Glock steel bits. I'm hoping a brass or aluminum drift will work for the rear sight R&R? Oh BTW they are non tritium sights.
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Quoted: Get a rear sight installation tool, it make installation and adjustment a breeze..... |
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I have seen a lot of tools offered for this job. What is the best tool (best value) and where to get it? Value is a relative term. I have the MGW Sight Pusher for Glock and it is a well made purpose designed tool. |
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Quoted: Value is a relative term. I have the MGW Sight Pusher for Glock and it is a well made purpose designed tool. Quoted: Quoted: I have seen a lot of tools offered for this job. What is the best tool (best value) and where to get it? Value is a relative term. I have the MGW Sight Pusher for Glock and it is a well made purpose designed tool. |
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Glocks are probably the easiest gun on the planet to change the sights. A vice and a derlin or brass punch is all you need. I see no need to spend the money on a rear sight tool for a one time use.  This. I used a delrin punch and a ballpeen hammer to install the Trijicons on my 19. |
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I have seen a lot of tools offered for this job. What is the best tool (best value) and where to get it? Value is a relative term. I have the MGW Sight Pusher for Glock and it is a well made purpose designed tool. Another +1 for the MGW tool. |
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This. Maybe if you have to adjust them a little you could use the drift, hell, I used a small brass hammer and you can't tell. But totally changing them out, get the tool. Quoted:
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Get a rear sight installation tool, it make installation and adjustment a breeze..... I'll have to disagree there. For me, a "hammer" and "little adjustment" do not go together very well. +1 on the MGW tool. |
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