If it still won’t come (which I have never seen on a Glock) you can try the method in the following section.
There are tricks to loosen it, but for the beginner, you are better off taking your time and pushing it slowly. This can take a little force to do on some pistols. Simply slide the sight tool in place and use it to push the sight out of its groove. Step 3: Rear Sightįor the rear sight I recommend the NcStar Universal Sight Tool. Hold it in place while you snug the screw. If you tighten too much you can damage the sight.īefore final tightening, ensure that the sight is even and straight on the top of the pistol. This is one reason I recommend a handheld sight tool like the one above. You don’t want to crank down on the sight. A little Loctite will help keep it in place during regular firing. Place the sight in place on top of the pistol and hold it while tightening the nut. Just be careful to apply even pressure slowly to not damage any component of your pistol. If you have issues getting the nut to move, a pair of pliers to assist with getting it started can be helpful. This can be removed with the front sight tool. Through the bottom of the slide, you will see a 3/16” hex nut.
#Used glock night sights how to
If you are unsure how to get to this stage, there are many resources (including YouTube) that are very helpful and will be invaluable to you if you continue to own a Glock. You want to make sure the upper has the barrel and spring removed. The first step is always to safety check your gun and do a field strip.
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