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This is where I have to give credit to Glock. Both front and rear sights are very easy to change.

Dealing with un-level slides makes this job a bitch without a vise. I have a universal sight pusher but front dovetail sights are a royal PITA to get out. What would have taken me 15 minutes took 2 hours! Mad

Granted, I'm no gunsmith but changing the rear sight on my P250 wasn't difficult at all thanks to a video link provided by a member. However, that front sight seemed almost welded to the dovetail. After much anguish and cursing I finally was able to install a Meprolight night sight.

PS. It also prompted me to order a vise.

The only other sights I found extremely easy to change were the Walther PPQ.

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Agree and why I let my funny tackle such tasks. What’s a PITA for us, is much simpler for him.



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If, for some reason, you think that sights on a Sig Sauer are difficult, you should just try them on a Desert Eagle. Yeah the 10 and 14 inch barrels are specially fun! Big Grin



 
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Or try and XD. Crazy tough to get out and install new ones. My smith says he just lowers his head and sighs when a customer brings one in.
 
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