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posted August 28, 2019 01:21 PM


Found out the hard way that my sights on my new M@P 2.0 compact are off.
Looks like an easy fix, but it ruined my idpa match last Saturday!


-Mike
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posted August 28, 2019 03:45 PMHide Post
Stupid question but are you sure it's the sights? Ask someone else to shoot it. Most of my M&P triggers wouldn't break without the front sight moving to the left right at the break, no matter how carefully or slowly I pressed. Apex sorted them.


OTOH I've had a P220 and now a Beretta Brig that printed like 6" low at 15 yards. Nothing to do in that case but swap the sights out. Or change ammo I guess...


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posted August 28, 2019 09:10 PMHide Post
What do you mean by "off"? A little more detail might help us, help you.


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posted August 29, 2019 08:30 AMHide Post
Yep, exact same thing on my 5" 9 Pro during steel challenge match. Happened twice. The sight had slid all the way over to the right. Wondered why I couldn't hit a giant plate at 8 yards, lol.
A drop of blue Loctite is my new friend. I'm not selling the gun, and it's zeroed in.
 
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posted August 29, 2019 09:18 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by VictimNoMore:
Yep, exact same thing on my 5" 9 Pro during steel challenge match. Happened twice. The sight had slid all the way over to the right. Wondered why I couldn't hit a giant plate at 8 yards, lol.
A drop of blue Loctite is my new friend. I'm not selling the gun, and it's zeroed in.


I would not expect blue loctite to hold up to the heat for very long. Best bet is to properly fit a new set of sights.


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posted August 29, 2019 07:48 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by VictimNoMore:
Yep, exact same thing on my 5" 9 Pro during steel challenge match. Happened twice. The sight had slid all the way over to the right. Wondered why I couldn't hit a giant plate at 8 yards, lol.
A drop of blue Loctite is my new friend. I'm not selling the gun, and it's zeroed in.


I would not expect blue loctite to hold up to the heat for very long. Best bet is to properly fit a new set of sights.


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posted September 01, 2019 10:50 PMHide Post
If you have more problems after applying blue loctite, simply step up to red loctite. I think it likely that the blue loctite will hold up.
 
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posted September 02, 2019 04:54 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by 357p239:
If you have more problems after applying blue loctite, simply step up to red loctite. I think it likely that the blue loctite will hold up.

I’ve melted red loctite in a front sight. Granted I shoot more than most.


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