Is this used for front sight removal or just dowel pins?
360469
Just dowel pins. Buy this for the front sight: Wiha 26547 Precision Nut Driver, Inch, 3/16 x 60mm
360470
Just the pins. The front sight tool is a small driver with a shallow socket.
360471
The standard "Glock tool" like this one is only a punch used to remove the pins. For the front site you need a very small, very thin socket. The front site tool is available elsewhere. This will not help you with the front site.
2200864
Any standard AR front sight tool will work. You can use a fmj bullet point to push down the spring pin and turn it up or down but there is not much room between the sight pin and the gards so it's a pain, much ease with a sight tool.
1420933
I actually did not use a sight pusher. I used a non marring hammer and wooden dowel. They actually installed pretty easy this way and without the expense of a sight pusher. Hope this helps, they really are great sights.
14426
yeppers...Its just a screw pin for GlenoHumeral joint and AcetabularFemoral joint. Easy to remove.
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
981106
I do not have this particular sight anymore, however this one is used if your rear sight is mounted on a flat top rail system. If you are mounting it lower, you will need the high profile sight.
1920859
As far as I know it's just headless pins but not positive all I have ever used was headless pins. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. There are videos of reviews of this gun on youtube that may help you.
641367
It will definitely enhance your ability to see the front sight. It is not technically more precise that the stock sight. It really helped me.
1420935
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P;'s.http://www.sightpusher.comYou'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
1420931
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P's. http://www.sightpusher.com You'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
2004667
No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
2195521
Yes you do, the rear base has to be drilled and tapped and aligned properly. The original bead sight that is elevated by a small platform, (on a standard Remington barrel) the bead will be removed then the trijicon will be dropped into place with epoxy and a pin. The pin just adds additional reliability so your front sight isn't just relying on epoxy to hold it.
2168707
You can remove the pins with a punch. The rail includes hex screws to replace the pins and the holes in the rail are threaded. Installation instructions are included also, its a pretty quick mod to make.
399061
I would not use it as a drift pin to remove the rear site, and you need a very small six sided hobby socket to remove the front site. I'm not sure of the size, but very small. Four or five mm.
1664102
No. This was specifically designed for the 1911. I use it while taking out pins from the AR frames simply because it won't mar the finish and has the holes to capture pins. You need an AR armorers tool for your need.
264167
Yes. This is a flat top sight to match F-marked front sights. I have the same configuration.
1411351
Yes, if you have something to fasten to. But it will obstruct your vision. I would take it off. It is just 2 pins and take 20 seconds.