I have the same sight tool and will say without a doubt that it is one of the most rock solid sight tools available. It will accommodate about any semi auto pistol made. The sights on these P320's can be extremely stubborn trying to move without a tool like this.
The sight should always go left to right no matter if you're installing or removing! It is not recommended to push sights in or out in opposite directions as this wears the sight channel much faster.
They make different models at different price ranges, this one is somewhat in the middle, but they do make one that is a little over $100 and it pays off when you don't break a sight and Try-Glo won't warrantee it if you pound it in!!
At roughly $40 a pop to have a gunsmith replace your sights it won't be long before the tool pays for itself. And you can use it at the range to make fine adjustments.. See how much a gunsmith will charge you to follow you to the range!
Very interesting video! But, don't you think that sights pusher is a bit over engineered/built ? I also would not put any oil unless the fit is extremely tight . Cheers !!!
This one is the top of the line one, but they do make less expensive ones and I mean about 1/4 of the price of this one!! I got the top of the line one for the show.
This sight tool may be over engineered, but it's amazing at how rock solid it holds the slide, and it will accommodate just about any semi auto pistol made.. Great for fine precision adjustments. This is definitely a top of the line tool.
Sig uses different # sights for different calibers with the P320. Either a #6 & #8, or #8 on both ends depending on the caliber. You can get the correct combo info from the sig website if you're not sure what you need.. And it also may depend on your shooting style, how you use the front sight and what type of sights you're using! You may need to experiment with different size front sights to find what works best for you if the stock combo doesn't.
I bet that piece of equipment cost more the the sights though.... Unless people have this tool it won't help most people Js. I'm curious how much did the sight push cost?
I borrowed this one for the Video, there is a less costly version that sells for $130.00 if you are only going to install one set of sights, this particular one is not for you, but I have installed over ten sights so far, in all SIG's I own, Glocks and I will do 1911's soon.
The MGW Sight Pro SP1000 which is the tool used in this video costs around $300 with one shoe for a particular gun model. But at about $40 or more a shot for a gunsmith to install sights, this tool will pay for itself fairly quickly if you have multiple guns that you want to replace or adjust sights on.. And you're pretty much guaranteed that it will not damage your gun or the sight. Take it to the range to make fine adjustments. I love this tool and although it is expensive, I think it's worth every penny, especially if you have gun with stubborn sights!
That works, but keep in mind when you use a punch especially on a front dovetail sight you can hit it lower to the frame, meaning there is less change of bending it if it were to be too tight as opposed to using a sight pusher that you can't get too close to the frame in order to not damage it. And if done properly there would be no marring or damage to the sight.
Apparently you've never tried to "pound out" a factory installed front sight on a P320. Chances are very good that you'll damage either the sight or the slide attempting to remove it this way..
@@HFTONE I would NEVER do that, for example, TruGlo recommends using a Sight Pusher and if you pound it out and break it, you're on your own!! I only use Sight Pushers for EVERY sight now.
@@yrsued OH I agree 100%. I was replying to JC's comment about pounding out the front sight on a P320.. I have the MGW Sight Pro tool, the exact same one you used in the video.. I would never recommend that anyone pound a sight out..
@@HFTONE No mater what sight it is, ya, the sight tool is the best way!! Pounding it out will only break something and in the case of Tru Glo, void your warranty!!
I'm sure that tool is no cheap....but neither is the gun. I have seen videos where these guys are beating the snot out of the sights to get them, makes me cringe. Beautiful tool
@@dominicpetruzzelli3134 YES, This model can be mounted on a Vise, but I showed it by itself. IF you mount it on a Vise, you should use smooth jaws, so you don't damage the finish!!
“Before I came on camera I took off the old sights.” Why do you assume I don’t want to see that process? If I didn’t want to watch it…I could fast forward to the install part! Does RUclips charge by the minute?
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Great video, thanks brother!
My pleasure, thanks for watching!!
I have the same sight tool and will say without a doubt that it is one of the most rock solid sight tools available. It will accommodate about any semi auto pistol made. The sights on these P320's can be extremely stubborn trying to move without a tool like this.
YUP, It even takes out Springfield XD Sights, which are one of the hardest ones to take out, right up there with S&W M&P Sights.
Left to right, ty
That is the way Sig and Springfield XD goes
Can we get Autozone to rent this tool out!?? 😜😜👍🏽
All that wasted plastic (the package) for a set of itty bitty sights lol.
That is the world of Retail, they have to present the product in a nice manner and easy to display!!
Good review, great camera angles, your commentary is informed. 👍👍👍
Thanks, please stay tuned for more...
Great video! Thanks for the clear presentation and how-to.
My pleasure, thanks for watching!!! Please stay tuned!!
Great instructional video!!
Left to right to install! Which way to push out the old?
Opposite, Right to left, it came out on the left. That goes for SIG and for XD/XDm.
The sight should always go left to right no matter if you're installing or removing! It is not recommended to push sights in or out in opposite directions as this wears the sight channel much faster.
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Great video sir....
Thanks for watching!! I'm glad this video was a good one!!
I hear these work On Arex delta These look pretty good
I haven't had the opportunity to test it first hand. What sights do the Arex take? From photos, I think it takes SIG Sights. Do you happen to know?
@@yrsued that’s what I’m trying to figure out.
@@yrsued I heard sig 320 and Springfield xd
@@mick5740 zoo, Ya, that makes sense, P22X, P320 and XD/XDm/Echelon
@@yrsued ok cool. So now is next question what’s the best set of nights in this category for a low price 😊
Great video!! Probably have to install a bunch of sights for the tool to pay for itself, huh?
They make different models at different price ranges, this one is somewhat in the middle, but they do make one that is a little over $100 and it pays off when you don't break a sight and Try-Glo won't warrantee it if you pound it in!!
At roughly $40 a pop to have a gunsmith replace your sights it won't be long before the tool pays for itself. And you can use it at the range to make fine adjustments.. See how much a gunsmith will charge you to follow you to the range!
I’d rather spend the money for the tool and do it myself so I know it’s done right than letting some chuckle head at the gun shop try it.
Very interesting video! But, don't you think that sights pusher is a bit over engineered/built ?
I also would not put any oil unless the fit is extremely tight . Cheers !!!
This one is the top of the line one, but they do make less expensive ones and I mean about 1/4 of the price of this one!! I got the top of the line one for the show.
This sight tool may be over engineered, but it's amazing at how rock solid it holds the slide, and it will accommodate just about any semi auto pistol made.. Great for fine precision adjustments. This is definitely a top of the line tool.
What size ns did u install? #6 front # 8 rear or #8 & #8???
8 & 8
What holsters can fit that light just bought one. I have a Sig P320
Most of the holsters for lights are duty Holsters with retention!! You have to know the light you're using!!
G code, shadow eclipse incog
Works with TLR-1 streamlight or surefire. XC1
@@jacecolgrave4372 Please explain
@@jacecolgrave4372 You have to expand on your posts..
For these and the TFO on a P320 compact, what # combo for front and rear is dead on? I've heard conflicting reports.
I got the 8 & 8, and it worked fine, but I've also heard different things, but it all depends on the shooter!!
Sig uses different # sights for different calibers with the P320. Either a #6 & #8, or #8 on both ends depending on the caliber. You can get the correct combo info from the sig website if you're not sure what you need.. And it also may depend on your shooting style, how you use the front sight and what type of sights you're using! You may need to experiment with different size front sights to find what works best for you if the stock combo doesn't.
Lol another commercial video
Happy New year 🎈🎊🎆
Happy New Year to you too!!
By the way, how did you like this sights for c.c . ? Is Target acquiring better ? Thanks !
I bet that piece of equipment cost more the the sights though.... Unless people have this tool it won't help most people Js. I'm curious how much did the sight push cost?
I borrowed this one for the Video, there is a less costly version that sells for $130.00 if you are only going to install one set of sights, this particular one is not for you, but I have installed over ten sights so far, in all SIG's I own, Glocks and I will do 1911's soon.
The MGW Sight Pro SP1000 which is the tool used in this video costs around $300 with one shoe for a particular gun model. But at about $40 or more a shot for a gunsmith to install sights, this tool will pay for itself fairly quickly if you have multiple guns that you want to replace or adjust sights on.. And you're pretty much guaranteed that it will not damage your gun or the sight. Take it to the range to make fine adjustments. I love this tool and although it is expensive, I think it's worth every penny, especially if you have gun with stubborn sights!
I'm looking forward to test shooting range video!
We've already shot it, sometime next week!!
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That works, but keep in mind when you use a punch especially on a front dovetail sight you can hit it lower to the frame, meaning there is less change of bending it if it were to be too tight as opposed to using a sight pusher that you can't get too close to the frame in order to not damage it. And if done properly there would be no marring or damage to the sight.
But if you do that and break it, TruGlo and other companies WILL NOT refund your purchase!! That is a fact!!
Apparently you've never tried to "pound out" a factory installed front sight on a P320. Chances are very good that you'll damage either the sight or the slide attempting to remove it this way..
@@HFTONE I would NEVER do that, for example, TruGlo recommends using a Sight Pusher and if you pound it out and break it, you're on your own!!
I only use Sight Pushers for EVERY sight now.
@@yrsued OH I agree 100%. I was replying to JC's comment about pounding out the front sight on a P320.. I have the MGW Sight Pro tool, the exact same one you used in the video.. I would never recommend that anyone pound a sight out..
@@HFTONE No mater what sight it is, ya, the sight tool is the best way!! Pounding it out will only break something and in the case of Tru Glo, void your warranty!!
M18 or m17?
Neither, standard P320
Oh okay thanks
@@spooderman3535 My pleasure!!
@@yrsuedwould it work on an M18 though ?
@@cocainejames1498 No, the sights on those two pistols are part of the Red Dot base cover, they will NOT accept dovetail Rear Sights.
So many ads in a 10 minute post. Then you tube throws some in as well.
I'm sure that tool is no cheap....but neither is the gun. I have seen videos where these guys are beating the snot out of the sights to get them, makes me cringe. Beautiful tool
Would be nice if that tool could be mounted in a vise
Not, THIS particular model is NOT cheap, but it's worth every penny. There's several lower priced Models in the same brand.
@@dominicpetruzzelli3134 YES, This model can be mounted on a Vise, but I showed it by itself. IF you mount it on a Vise, you should use smooth jaws, so you don't damage the finish!!
Are them my dogs barking ?
Might be!! My neighbor had 3 gorgeous Pits!!
“Before I came on camera I took off the old sights.” Why do you assume I don’t want to see that process? If I didn’t want to watch it…I could fast forward to the install part! Does RUclips charge by the minute?
You're aware that you're complaining about a Video shot 3 years ago?? Seriously??
Before I pay the fortune for that fancy site pusher I would just take it to a gunsmith
To each their own, some Gunsmiths don't even own one and damage sights in the process!!