These sight pushers used to be made by a company called "Sight-Tool" and evidently they folded but sold the design to a company called "4 x 4 Machine".

Sold on eBay by 4 x 4 for around $60 and on Amazon for around $80.

They get lots of good reviews.

I need a universal sight pusher to install night sights on some non-Glock pistols. Wheeler's a tad $$ and don't trust the Nc Star.

So does anyone own one of these and if so your experience? Is there a similar type pusher (not the ones with all the little blocks) that's just as good or better?



ETA: my only beef with this tool is that the pusher block itself is supposedly made of aluminum and not steel. A couple of Amazon purchasers reported the block got indented but they also said that D & D supplied them with a replacement block free of charge.

A red anodized version of this tool is also available from Amazon from "Washington Gun Works".

No experience with the D&D one but the washington gun works one you mention is good.
https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Sight-Pusher-Tool-Handguns/dp/B075QV1SQY/ref=sr_1_5?crid=16FURG14WTLC1&;keywords=universal+sight+pusher&qid=1566158443&s=gateway&sprefix=universal+sight+%2Caps%2C275&sr=8-5
I've used this on my glocks a few times and I don't see it breaking ever really.
Well built and cheap too.

I suspect that 4x4 makes them for both themselves and several other companies that sell them under their own name.

Mine is awesome and has already paid for itself. The biggest advantage for Glocks is the block can be switched for angled or straight sights unlike MGW offering two separate pushers.

It even works with Ameriglo rears which tend to be super tight and have broken Glock OEM pushers.

I am interested is purchasing this tool for use on pistols other than Glocks. Have you used this pusher on any non-Glock brand firearms?

Give Fisher Sight Solutions a look see.   I purchased their master kit with various blocks for all kinds of slides.   I’ve used mine on XD, HK and SIG slides so far A OK!

Very reasonable $

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I purchased the sight-tool pusher (Gen 4) and it arrived yesterday. Very impressed with the quality of machining and anodizing on this tool.

Instructions that came with it are kind of basic but they're understandable.

Watch the videos on youtube, much better way to get a feel for how to use it.

Go slow though, once you booger up a sight there is no going back.

Watching them right now there are a bunch of them.

My tool did not come with any information on how to contact the mfr. in the event of a problem. The only contact info on the instruction sheet is a URL that's dead. There might have been a biz card in the mailing box but unfortunately the trash pickup is already gone.

If anyone has that info please feel free to IM me. Thanks.

@laxman09