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Looking to move a tool to move the rear sight on a Glock 29SF.


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Hit to send before review ... want a tool to move the rear sight on a Glock 29SF. Please ignore the prior post.


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Factory plastic sights?

You can use a punch, or you can invest in a MGW sight pusher

https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...007109821?pid=884401
 
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The factory rear sight is usually easy to move with a nylon punch and a small hammer. Soft taps.


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I have owned the MGW for Glock and have found out its not needed.

I just use a nylon/deleron punch. Never had any that were tight like on a Sig p series.

A metal or brass punch will also work just fine. I have the deleron punches and just find it easier and less worry of slipping and marking the slide.
 
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I have the MGW for Glocks. Nothing works better for adjusting the rear sight, IMO.
 
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Thanks for the tips, will try the nylon punch,


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The MGW tool is great, but here is a more budget friendly option that works surprisingly well.

https://www.amazon.com/NcSTAR-...-Sight/dp/B01HU4NNDE
 
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The factory rear sight is usually easy to move...


I used my dining room floor once.
 
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Originally posted by LMLarsen:
The factory rear sight is usually easy to move...


I used my dining room floor once.


Lol, that’s more of a pro move
 
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I strongly recommend the Wyoming Sight Drifter. I am yet to find a dovetailed sight that it will not move. I use a small piece of masking tape to avoid marring the sight and limiting the amount of brass transfer but otherwise it works great.
 
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Originally posted by LMLarsen:
The factory rear sight is usually easy to move...


I used my dining room floor once.

That made me laugh.


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The factory rear sight is usually easy to move with a nylon punch and a small hammer. Soft taps.


That's what I use.
 
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