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that's nice of your to offer. $10 is as cheap as it gets. one of my local rip offs actually charges $25 to install....I don't know where you are but I do it for $10. It isn't a big deal and I am not trying to make money at it or anything just paying for my tools
Ouch. Crap I even take people out to the range and let them burn some ammo just to be sure it has good POA/POIthat's nice of your to offer. $10 is as cheap as it gets. one of my local rip offs actually charges $25 to install....
This. I changed the rear once with a nylon punch and a hammer. It wasn't that bad. It is just a bit more difficult to make minor adjustments unless you have really fine motor skills. I do not.I do enough sights that I spent the money on the sight tools.
With the tools, it is very easy to do.
I am glad I listened to Vol and got the right tools to install sights on my own easily.This. I changed the rear once with a nylon punch and a hammer. It wasn't that bad. It is just a bit more difficult to make minor adjustments unless you have really fine motor skills. I do not.
Check out Ameriglo. They are sponsors of this forum, and several of use used their products before they signed up here. I have Ameriglos on every Glock that I personally own, and I even sprung for a set for an issued Glock.Should of asked, what are good sights, seems to be a few out there.
Ameriglo. Go check out my BLOG to see the ones I am using.Should of asked, what are good sights, seems to be a few out there.
Love the sights, good choiceThe gun range I go to can do Trijicon night sights installed for $99.00, so I am going to try them.