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So, I was shooting an IDPA classier and all my hits were way left of aim. Long story short, my rear sights had shifted. I loosened the set screw and I was gonna use a brass punch to push the sights back to center. I realized I could easily move the rear sights with just my fingers. Are the rear sights normally that loose? Did I get a good wonky slide? The pistol has been fine otherwise. No other issues. -Mike IPDA A22017 __________________________ "He's eat up with that S##T" -My Dad | ||
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The M&P rear sight is not an interference fit like many dovetail, drift-adjustable sights. Hence, the use of the set-screw. | |||
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Hoping for better pharmaceuticals |
You an use a little blue loctite under the sight and on the set screw if you are worried about it coming loose Getting shot is no achievement. Hitting your enemy is. NRA Endowment Member . NRA instructor | |||
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Spiritually Imperfect |
^^^^^ what he said. I've had this happen on my 5" 9Pro model M&Ps. During steel challenge matches, no less. | |||
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Agreed. Either blue or even green loctite should work. Rom 13:4 If you do evil, be afraid. For he does not bear the sword in vain. For he is God's minister, an avenger to execute wrath on him who practices evil. | |||
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Still finding my way |
They made it easy to remove because you have to take it off to replace the block plunger and spring. | |||
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