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it wont do the front as it has no dovetail nub, u shouldnt push on blade

this tool work for XD9 ?

Nice video guy. I’ve built a t”few guns but never messed with these pistol sights. Got a 40 dollar job off of Amazon today and like you said, no instructions. You made it easy and all the pistols you were were working with I already have. Keep up the good work!

You can do left or right push. You really should push out/off from left to right, on/in from right to left. It may not matter on a Glock, but it certainly does on other pistols. Take out the bolts holding the silver rod (two at top), slide out the rod and reverse the part that slides across. Now you can have the angled piece correct. Additionally, use the tool to push against, not the holder rods. This will keep the slide perpendicular/square to the tool - use the tool edge to support one side (90 degree surface area) and bring ONE holder rod in from the other side. To push from right to left, (looking left to right) - tool block/slide/ holder rod. To push left to right, (looking left to right) - holder rod, slide, tool block. Hard to put into words, but it's much easier this way and less chance of misaligning the tool. Do not force it! If it doesn't move, realign and make sure everything is "squared" up.

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so if you have a spring under the rear sight could you fit it in an depress it to install the rear sight. springfield 1911a1

The bottom plate is crooked as fk.

Will this work for both removal and installation of both front and rear sights on the m&p shield? Read some horror stories online about the slide cracking or sight bending.

Does it work for front sights?

would this tool work on removing/installing front sights that have a channel/dovetail, like HK front sights (non-glock-type)?

Please tell me you did not pay $500.00 for that??? They are made by D.D. Machine and cost about $80.00. Looks like someone bought a bunch, jacked the price to $500.00.

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wonder how good this works on slides that are not perfect squares. ive been having a time with my jericho 941 sights, the back went on nice, but the front needs a freaking hydraulic press to get it on... wtf? I've owned and replaced a lot of sights and this one is nuts.

ANY sight pusher will work fine for a Glock, the real test is trying to push sights on an M&P or a Springfield Armory. I wish you could have demonstrated on the M&P... Thanks 4 the video!

Thank you for video update, however I got question does the tool works on front sight also. ?? As Sig Sauer, Springfield XD, 1911 and M&P S&W model’s Could please let me

Not one to complain, very nice video and thanks for posting. couple things you might want to change is turn the volume way higher, and get some better lighting. Just a comment cannot hear what you are saying

Excellent product review. Ordered mine yesterday. The sound quality of the video was a little problematic so I used Closed Captioning in order to get it all, Thanks.

Hi what size hex wrench did you use mine did not come with one now have to go buy one

Wait a minute. I thought its left to right out and right to left in?

So did you use this tool to take off your stock sights on the shield and if so how did it go?

Very helpful. Thanks!

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This thing works on some, not on others. I decided to experiment on my M&P 40 compact first. Getting the front sight off was a bitch, even with this tool. The back ones were very hard as well since the tool only hits the dot holder, not the sight directly over the dovetail. I was installing TruGlo sights on the M&P, and I have to tell you, this tool doesnt work well with these, at least on the M&P compact. The front sight on the Truglo sights, are very long, so you cant get the pusher block, against the front sight AT the dovetail. It pushes on the long sight, and actually cocked the sight slightly crooked in the dove tail. I had to pull the slide out a bit, and re-seat the pusher block, out towards the end of the front sight, ( the part closest to the back of the gun ) to try to straighten it. I think I got it, but its a serious PIA. Now on my H&K, I was installing Tijicon HD sights. The tool did ok getting the sights off. The angled slide was pain to secure, but once you get the hang of snugging things up and straightening as you do, you can get it secure. The H&K is just a much better machined gun, so the stock sights came off smoothly. Had to use the angled side of the pusher for the back ones. The Trijicons are a MUCH better fit then the Truglos. Went on very smooth. Cant use this tool on my CZ. The CZ has a front sight that is pushed on and off from the front, not the sides. The Sig is at the factory being looked at, so I will try the Truglos on it when it gets back. Having to slide pieces of plastic or thick paper to protect everything is a serious pain as well as your trying to tighten everything up. I finally just mad a wrap for the slide, so all sides were protected. There is a way to improve its ability for several guns, needs to be machined in the back block, where the slide sits, allowing deeper recess so you can get the pusher block right over the dovetail on a few different guns. It will be machined between the bottom screws. I'll probably do this in a few weeks. Overall, I got it to work, but noticed right off that since most front sights are flat, the actual pushing is being done with the driver screw pushing against the angled side of the pusher block, which left a serous "cut in " mark from the driver screw contact point. So you have to watch that if you need to use the angled side of the block now, there is a really deep, contact mark in the pusher block, and must make sure no part of this contacts the sight your installing, or you'll definitely, mark it up. Overall, meh. There are tools that do the entire job, and any gun, but your gonna pay through the nose. I guess it works, but not on everything, and on some sights, like the front Truglo Pro sights, be careful.

Thanks for the tip man. Mine had the same problem, and now it works again. :)

I've got one of these to change out the slides on a Kimber 1911. Should work fine on the rear, but I'm a bit concerned about the front since the only place the pusher contacts is the blade. We'll see how it goes.

woah!!! hold on there!!! this video is showing how to use it incorrectly!!!! the bottom pins are only designed to take up slack!!! when thee instructions were typed, it specified to placed the slide against the tool in the direction of press force!!! don't use em to hold the slide in the center!!! instructions clearly states to have your press block centered on the "sight" not the slide on the tool!!! your centering the press block on the sight so it doesn't twist!!!! if you use the pins to center it on the tooling your floating the slide on the rear of the tooling and risking serious damage to your slide if It slips!!!! READ THE DESIGNERS INSTRUCTION'S WORD FOR WORD!!!!!!

I can't tell you how thankful I am that you made this video ! Bravo ..

Will this work on a hk usp c or hk p2000sk?

Thanks for the video! I just received mine and had a few questions on how to use it. Your video helped me a lot!

I compliment your intent, audio, lighting, and scripting is horrible! I found this very frustrating.

I just bought the exact pusher from the seller on eBay and your video convinced me of the quality and ease. I should have the pusher in a few days and am looking forward to putting some Truglo TFX Pro's on my Glock 26. No more paying $50 for the snarky gunsmith to do this 10 minute job!

A most excellent video, Mr. Schrank! Concise and to the point. Great information and production quality. Well done. Are you using a kydex holster for that Glock. I also want to get the Ameriglos that you have but wondering if the profile isn't a little tall for some of the kydex holsters that are available. I'm guessing this tool worked just as well on the front sights, the only difference is that you have to use the flat side of the pusher.

Thanks for the video. Good explanation of how to remove the back sight with this tool.

fyi in case you didn't know, to drift the beretta 92 rear sight, you must remove the slide safeties first. regardless of what type of sight pushing method you use, sight pusher or punch and hammer.

Ordered mine yesterday. Looking forward to making sight adjustments without having to drift punching my sights.

let me know if it came through on your end. if not file may be to big? if so just send me your # and I will text them to you.

Just got this pusher a week ago, and I'm super glad someone had something on here about it. Thanks Mr. Schrank. Installing a set of Meprolight's on my Shield after installing the Apex duty carry kit.

Okay I'm back again.. sight pusher works on xds with bottom plate moved for the guide rod shroud. I wrapped a business card around touching areas lined it up and drove it out to the left. everything went well. would have went faster but instructions said not to force it out.. at 1st it wasn't seeming to work. so I researched more and found out that Springfield sights are some of the tightest fits and machined on and WILL need force. well I went back in again and BY hand I torqued it a bit more it kinda popped.. I backed the pusher off checked everything and all was good and sight had moved. went back in again and it was easy from there. no marks both sights removed and ready for some xs bigdot sights. (I think the pop was the locktite) hope thus helps the next guy in my position.

Does it have enough clearance for suppressor sights?

after I get mine I will leave information on what I can get it to work on.

will it work on a xds?

Edward, I want to start over clean and set up a new 3d space in the nexus software but all the tutorials start with the cameras already being added in the software and their positions already showing up in the 3d view. I moved the cameras and cleared the 3d space but I dont konw how to add them back in? Is there a good tutorial for this or do you know how? Thank you!

I have been waiting for over an hour and the grey boxes next to the cameras do not turn green. How do I fix this? I have all the cameras connected properly? Thanks !

Thanks for the review. I have been considering this tool along with one other and I think your review just gave me all the info I needed.

My sight pusher tool came in today and used it to put an Ameriglo GL-241 3 dot night sight set on my Glock 17. Worked well, no trip to a gunsmith, and now I can help out other gun enthusiast and friends in area. I also saw a tip to put the rear sights in the freezer for a short time. Metal contracts when cold so they should slide on easier. Thanks for the useful video.

I ordered it today on e-bay from the company you mentioned.

This sight pusher is the best deal in pushers out there. Heavy duty and well made for a price than beats everybody else.. Nice video review thanks.

Good to see someone using this tool. I just ordered this from ebay to change the sights out on my Glock 27.

What about the front sight?