Posted: 7/22/2012 2:16:07 PM EDT
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Hi, I was wondering if you guys could tell me what the best all-around sight pusher for glocks is?
Thank you for your help |
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Hi, I was wondering if you guys could tell me what the best all-around sight pusher for glocks is? Thank you for your help At the Glock Armorers class I took back in June, they recommended the MGW tool. same for my class last Sept. I got mine from MidwayUSA |
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Take the time to give this a look. I got one and it worked for the single set of sights I had to put on & it's pretty universal, so I'm pretty much set for any other sights as well. Only $59 shipped as well.
http://www.sightpusher.com/ |
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MGW. Best price and availability when I was looking was on ebay. I had it in 2 days. Be sure to get the correct one for both Glock and beveled sights.
ETA: I got the "Sight Pusher" first (off ebay, too). Waste of money. It never did work for me. The threads were not fine enough to get the required torque. The MGW was "like butter." 
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I've got the MGW, which works great. Mine is the standard slanted sight version. Now they have a straight/square sight model too. I wish there was one that worked for all versions of rear sights. I have the MGW straight sided sight pusher and supposedly the version for the straight sided sights will work for both but you just have to go a little slower when working with slanted sights. I will let you know how it works if the sights I ordered ever come off back order. |
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I've got the MGW, which works great. Mine is the standard slanted sight version. Now they have a straight/square sight model too. I wish there was one that worked for all versions of rear sights. I have the MGW straight sided sight pusher and supposedly the version for the straight sided sights will work for both but you just have to go a little slower when working with slanted sights. I will let you know how it works if the sights I ordered ever come off back order. Yeah, let me know how the straight one ends up working with slanted sights. |
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put a peice of card stock in between the pusher and the sight when using the straight one on slanted sights. this will prevent it from leaving a line on the sight where they come together
Also, you can not use the straight sided for adjusting the stock plastic sights. they will deform. metal, no problem |