Ultimate Arms Gear Universal Sight Removal Installation Adjustment Pusher Tool Front and Rear Pistol Handguns

Ultimate Arms Gear Universal Sight Removal Installation Adjustment Pusher Tool Front and Rear Pistol Handguns

• Universal pistol sight tool designed for: removal, installation, and adjusting windage of dovetailed rear sights
• Works on: 1911 / berretta 92, m9, px4 / fns, fnx, fn 5-7 / glock / most cz / most hk, usp, vp, p/ smith & Wesson bodyguard
• Heavy duty frame with steel pusher sight tools

Official product of Ultimate Arms Gear, brand new. Universal pistol sight tool designed for: removal, installation, and adjusting windage of dovetailed rear sights & front sights for most semi-auto pistol slides. Works with many types of semi-auto slides: full, compact, sub compact, & pocket sized semi-auto pistols. Includes: sight tool with 4 sets of blocks for flat sided slides, stepped profile slides, angled profile slides & notched blocks for decocker on slide.1. Choose the correct block for your slide, easiest to work with slide removed from pistol. 2. Adjust with bolt by pushing the sight towards the solid straight jaw, you should not be pushing towards thumbscrew. 3. Never push with blade area, only solid jaw. 4. Sight tool can be oiled for smoother movements. 5. Tighten thumb screw to secure slide, 6. Recommended to use soft material to cushion slide and prevent from scratching. 7. Turn bolt with wrench for adjustments, the sight will move into alignment. (Note: 10lbs of torque on a 6" wrench is equal to 1000lbs of torque pushed against the sight.) 8. In the case of a stuck sight that doesn't move do not force it. You will need to soak the slide in gun oil overnight or 48hrs to loosen it up. If it still doesn't move with moderately strong pressure then we recommend to take it to a gun smith or a manufacturers service center. 9. Never force the sight even when it's stuck. Soak the slide in gun oil to loosen the sight. If the gun oil does not help solve the issue it is recommended to visit a qualified gunsmith.