ATGHeavy Duty Universal Pistol Dovetailed Rear Sight Pusher Tool

I bought this to replace the sights on a Glock 19X and worked perfectly. Now, mind you, it was marketed for a Glock, so I'm giving it 5-stars in relation to working with a Glock. But, I already owned it and figured that I would try it on my Sig Sauer P365. Worked fine for the rear site, but it isn't designed to work on dovetail-grooved front sight. Glocks have fixed post front sights (why would anyone want both the front and rear sight to be able to move left/right independently?) so there is no need to use this tool on a Glock front sight. So, in summary, yes, it works just fine for a Glock.

This pusher worked really well. All the parts seem well made with good tolerances and smooth operation.

I ready enjoy using this sight pusher tool. It is made very well! Love it!

Polymer inserts that hold the slide were a bit roughly molded and required some sanding to fit into their slots, but otherwise works well.

Works really well. Good fit and finish no damage aesthetically. Make sure to oil all clamp screw threads before and after use. No marring or damage caused by proper use. Would recommend.

Hands down the best sight tool for the money. Put your metal sights in the freezer overnight, add a touch of oil, and they slide on like silk! So impressed...

Wonderful sight pusher. I wish I had found this earlier. It’s affordable and does the job.I used a block of wood and a big hammer (not a framing hammer but a big mallet/Thor looking heavy hammer) to get the rear sights off of my new cz SP-01 tactical. I can’t believe how much force was required to remove the rear sight. Yes, the set screw was removed.Rewind to 2 days ago, my new cz P-01 arrives and I get to work on swapping the sights. Well, my Thor hammer and wood wouldn’t budge the rear sight. I mean, I was smacking it so hard the wood would splinter. But the sight didn’t move at all. I was using a big vice too. I squirted some penetrating fluid (not wd40, that doesn’t do anything) and went to bed. The next morning, I tried again and again, it didn’t move one bit. I was getting worried that I would eventually damage the slide if I continued so I start to look for an affordable sight pusher. So I found and bought this. The sight was off in a minute, no more drama.This pusher is highly adjustable and made short work removing and installing the sights. It was easy and effortless. The pusher is nicely designed and comes with polymer blocks to protect your guns finish. It has a cool turntable that your slide sits on so you can set the proper height. It is a nice anodized blue color with engraved instructions and a nice sight window to check your work. It even has a graduated scale to measure how far you pushed your sight. All knobs are knurled and this tool does NOT feel or look cheap in any way shape or form. As far as tools go, this is rather cool looking. It also comes with a nice nylon zippered case for storage.I can’t comment on other pistols but if you have a new cz p-01 or sp-01 and you want to swap the sights, don’t kid yourself. Do it right and do it safely and get this tool. I think I was lucky with my first gun and if I had found this back then, I would have bought it.It seems kind of pricey to spend on a one time thing but this tool, you can display it on your work desk and people will ask you what it does. You can then tell them it’s a prototype atom smasher and they will believe you. It’s that pretty and interesting looking. You can also make more friends at the range and help other people replace their sights. Ask for a six pack in exchange or have them wash your car or ask for a box of rounds or use it as a nut cracker during the holidays. A giant walnut will easily fit. You can shear the top off with no muss/fuss. Who needs those ugly wooden soldiers when you have this thing. Your mother-in-law will think you’re a genius, when you use it to crush peppercorns for fresh pepper when you have dinner at her house. It can help mask her horrible cooking, the opportunities are endless...I’m going to use this tool as a centerpiece on our kitchen table. It will be a fun and whimsical change from the boring Flowers my wife usually has on display.In all seriousness, It will cost you 25 or 30 dollars at your local gunsmith to get your sights replaced. Then, you need to verify and you may need to adjust your sights, so back to the gunsmith you go. How about when a new sight comes out that you want to try? It will save you time and money eventually paying for itself.It really is a great tool and you won’t be disappointed. Sadly, I did not receive any incentives for this review. I paid full price for this tool. I’m still trying to figure out how that works.The end.

The sight pusher arrived in a nice bag for carrying or storing or to keep together while taking to the range. It does not come with instructions. Along with everything else, there's an Allen wrench and rubber pad provided without instructions. While the set up is somewhat intuitive, directions would be valuable. I had to watch an internet video with Lenny McGill to learn the system's operation.While constructed of metal, the pusher struggled to move the factory sights that needed adjusting. I had to use a small piece of pipe on the rod that turns the pusher to obtain enough leverage to move the pistol's rear sight. Overall, I rate this sight pusher as good; not great.