Handgun sight pusher tool, for front and rear sights

Description

These tools now come with a hardened pusher blade that has a Rockwell 50 rating!
This
the Original
Universal sight pusher (patent pending) for most handguns with slides, it will adjust/remove/install rear sights and front sights
C
omes with a 1/4" thick frame and holes at each end and
an angled cut on one side of the pusher for "Glocks"
I do offer additional clamping blocks for the XD's/SIG's/M&P's, XDM's and 92F's that run a set.
Just email me if you want to add a set when purchasing the tool.
Designed and Manufactured by Fisher Solutions, San Diego Ca.
We are often asked what the difference is between ours and copies being sold.
Our tool has a wide 1 1/8 frame, 1" wide bottom block and clamping blocks, 1/2" pusher bolt, 7/16" clamping bolt and of course a hardened blade.
Our competitors use, 3/4"wide frames, 3/4" bottom block and clamping blocks, 3/8" pusher bolt, 1/4" clamping bolt and a non hardened blade.
It has been used on,
1911
Glock
and many more!!
Note:
When installing sights "fitting" is commonly required. If you are unfamiliar with "fitting" sights you should do some research.
Here is an excerpt from ehow's instructions on fitting a sight.
Check the fit of your new sights in the empty dovetail grooves on the top of the slide. They will not fit yet, but you are checking to see how much filing will be necessary to make them fit.
File the bottoms of the sights with the metal file while occasionally checking to see how they fit into the dovetail slots. Do not file the bottoms of the sights so much that they slide through the dovetails easily or you will have ruined your new sights.File the angle faces on the sides of the sights with the triangular file, if necessary, to make them fit into the dovetail grooves on your pistol's slide. Be careful to maintain the same angle on the angle face of the sights and periodically check if they fit into the dovetails, or you could ruin your sights.
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