The wall on that tool is too thick. Didn't work on the 2nd Glock I tried it on. Nope... don't remember which Glock that was.
Is the Glock front sight tool a necessity?
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They always work fine for me, fwiw
The tool is not expensive.
It will pay for itself in convenience.
I have a sight pusher and front sight tool.
You can use a punch for taking the Glock apart easily.
I find the tool to take magazines apart to be very useful.
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It will pay for itself in convenience.
I have a sight pusher and front sight tool.
You can use a punch for taking the Glock apart easily.
I find the tool to take magazines apart to be very useful.
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Just use the ALL STEEL sight tools, not the cheapo/crappy aluminum tipped tools. Buy once, cry once.
And yes, a good rear sight pusher is awesome. I've done enough sight changes it has more than paid for itself compared to paying some guy to do it for you.
And yes, a good rear sight pusher is awesome. I've done enough sight changes it has more than paid for itself compared to paying some guy to do it for you.
Or you can use one quick and easy motion with the $5 Glock tool to remove mag floorplates.
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What rear sight pusher do you recommend? I'm shopping on Amazon as we speak.
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I've been using this one for years. It's an excellent tool. Buy once, cry once.
https://www.amazon.com/MGW-Sight-Installation-Angled-MGW309/dp/B07957SJWJ
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Made mine with a 3/16 socket head screw. Just used a bench grinder to thin the socket head down.
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