The Real Avid Sight Pusher for Glock moves fixed sights left or right in their dovetails without deforming the slide or the sight. Use it to install a new rear sight, drift a sight to adjust windage, or remove a sight you are replacing.
It is made for factory and aftermarket tritium night sights, which are too fragile for the traditional hammer-and-punch method. A punch can crack the vial housing or mar the sight; a pusher applies steady, controlled pressure instead. It works equally well with plain iron sights. An ergonomic handle that is easy to turn gives you fine control over every move, and the tool accepts a wide variety of pistol slides.
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Tips: remove the slide from the frame and take out the barrel and recoil spring before pushing a sight. Mark the starting position with a paint pen or tape so you can measure how far you moved it. Make small moves, then check point of impact at the range before making another adjustment.
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