[SARDG]

Hey Larry, the G44 slide is the same size as the 19 and the original shoe plate of the MGW pusher works great. I have two 44s but my adjustable sights on them were too tall for the MGW. I have done a couple of other 44 sights on mine though. The lower rails are still steel.

I take extra precautions when pushing steel sights onto the polymer slide-upper, by making certain that the slide is perfectly perpendicular to to the MGW, and then pushing a little, then backing off the MGW screw tension to relieve any potential edge gouging - then pushing a bit more, backing off tension, etc. Something like you may do when using a tight tap. MGW should know that there is no problem with the original size plate.

I happen to have TruGlo TFXPro adjustable on one, Hi-Viz FO adjustable on the other

I do have the more slim plate for the Slimline Glocks, and that works well for those.

 

[PM720]

I just put a .165" tall Dawson FO front on mine and blacked out the stock rear with a Sharpie. Works pretty well.

 

[Ed Grissom]

I just put a .165" tall Dawson FO front on mine and blacked out the stock rear with a Sharpie. Works pretty well.

Same for me...

 

[misunderestimated]

Thank you every one for your input

 

[DannyR]

I installed an Ameriglo red fiber optic front sight on mine.

 

[BJSwart]

I put on a Dawson set front and rear from a Gent 5 19. I filed the rear dovetail on the sight to where I could push it on with some good pressure by hand and then snugged the set screw up. Haven't had any issues yet. Can't wait to try it out in a match in Louisville!

 

[rcems2000]

I got these installed . Can't wait to shoot it in next couple weeks

 

[G19Tony]

Hey Larry, the G44 slide is the same size as the 19 and the original shoe plate of the MGW pusher works great. I have two 44s but my adjustable sights on them were too tall for the MGW. I have done a couple of other 44 sights on mine though. The lower rails are still steel.

I take extra precautions when pushing steel sights onto the polymer slide-upper, by making certain that the slide is perfectly perpendicular to to the MGW, and then pushing a little, then backing off the MGW screw tension to relieve any potential edge gouging - then pushing a bit more, backing off tension, etc. Something like you may do when using a tight tap. MGW should know that there is no problem with the original size plate.

I happen to have TruGlo TFXPro adjustable on one, Hi-Viz FO adjustable on the other

I do have the more slim plate for the Slimline Glocks, and that works well for those.

Good to know. I’m a TFX Pro fan. Have them on my 2G 19 and my 43. Want to get a set for the 44 and the 2G 17.

 

[1RoundEye]

I just put a .165" tall Dawson FO front on mine and blacked out the stock rear with a Sharpie. Works pretty well.

Same for me...

Any reason you guys went with a .165" over the stanfard height of .180" (G3/4) or 200" (G5)?

 

[PM720]

Any reason you guys went with a .165" over the stanfard height of .180" (G3/4) or 200" (G5)?

It was what I had on hand. LOL!

 

[Buttanic]

I put a True Glo fiberoptic on the front and blacked out the rear with flat black Krylon. I wanted to keep the adjustable rear.

 

[Custom Glock Racing]

I run Dawson adj on mine for GSSF

 

[1RoundEye]

It was what I had on hand. LOL!

LOL, do you have anotherone? #AskingForAFriend

I run Dawson adj on mine for GSSF

Like the metal adjustables? I thought the 44s had issue cycling with the additional weight.

 

[6ptstar]

I put Williams Fire sights on mine. Tapped the rear in with a nylon punch. Was not very tight to do. Really don’t think it requires a sight pusher. I did have a sight pusher that would work but did not feel it was required. Maybe just the dovetail size on the Williams sights.

 

[Custom Glock Racing]

Like the metal adjustables? I thought the 44s had issue cycling with the additional weight.

metal, runs fine.

 

[GlockCanMan]

I run Dawson adj on mine for GSSF

If you are running the Dawson Precision Adjustable rear sight, what height are you using for the front sight?