This tool is very useful and is a great investment. I have replaced factory sights and old burned out Trijicon sights in both medium and large frame Glocks. I also helped install my friends sights. It is easy to use and well made.

Though not a gunsmith per se with five Glocks I thought it time to enable myself to do sight work on them rather than have others do it. Chose this tool over others after searching all over for reviews and comments. After reading and re-reading the one paragraph instructions and using utmost care I did two rear sights within about fifteen minutes. One was on my twenty year old (as of last month) Glock 26 which I figured would be a good test case. No muss, no damage, nothing but perfection. As long as you have clearance and the sight keeps moving while you're turning the handle I don't see how you can damage the sight or slide. Note: The instructions do say if you can't turn the handle stop or you can damage the tool, sight, or slide since obviously the sight is basically frozen in the dovetail. Night sights on my new Glock 19 was a snap. Both required the provided shim to ensure proper clearance. Limited function since this model is designed only for angled sights but face it, this is a specialty tool. Obviously well machined and built to last forever. Take you time, make sure you have assembled the slide into the tool correctly and I don't see how you can go wrong.

Had a gift certificate and used it on this item. After installing 3 pairs of sights on a 19,26, and 43, I can tell you it is well worth it. Rear sight removal and install was done without a hitch on all three Glocks (had the adapter for the 43).

Bought this to install Trijicon HD sights. This tool worked excellent, even though rear sight was tight. If I had to use a hammer and punch it would have marred up the rear sight. I would highly recommend this product. I wish I owned it years ago. No more paying a gunsmith to install your sights and have a professional look. You can also adjust the rear sights for POI also. Very well done MGW.

Well built, robust, and Great product! It came today and i was able to change out my factory sights for trijicon HDs in 5 mins. Initially i tried using a padded vice and nylon punch which did the trick to get the factory sights off, but wasnt effective to install my HDs. I would recommend covering the side of your new sights that come into contact with the pusher with electric tape or something else to prevent scratching the sights. If you have multiple glocks this product pays for itself, but if you only have one, a gunsmith might be more cost effective. The product lacks versatility. This will only work for glocks using the factory profile sights eg meprolights, HDs, etc. wont work for straight sights eg heinie, warren etc.

I bought this sight mover along with adjustable target sights. Used it on a 96A1 and 92FS. This device works great on standard sights, but is not compatible with adjustable target sights. Needs a redesign to be worth buying.

The slide was a little snug inserting into the tool, but not what I would consider difficult or out of the ordinary. The sight came out with very little difficulty, but the finish was stripped from the top of the slide. Not real happy about that, hence the 2 stars. I took out the shim from the tool for enough clearance to install the new sight.

Tool worked fine to remove the old sight from my 92A1. The new adjustable sight is too wide and wont fit in the adjustment tool. I ended up having to use a punch and hammer. If the tool was wider it would work.

The tool worked fine to remove the old sight from my 96, but the new adjustable sight was to wide and I could not remove the slide from the tool once the sight was installed. I was forced to move the sight half way back out so I could remove the slide and then finnish the job with a punch and hammer. If the tool was a 1/4 inch wider to allow the clearence it would be perfect.

Worked exactly as advertised.

The tool will remove factory sights on a 92FS, however if you want to install adjustable sights you will have to dismantle the sight for it to work. The sight pusher Block will not move out of the way far enough to remove your slide from the tool mount. If the slide locking screw was 1/4 inch shorter it may work, or if the pusher block could move 1/4 inch further left or right, it would be perfect.
The tool I received out of the box binds a bit as you move the sight pusher block left or right as if the guide rod was slightly off true or bent.

Put new sights on my glock 19 also pushed the old glock plastic sights off.This tool is top of the line should last my livetime.

The sight mover does move Glock sights. It would be a better tool if the portion that pushes the sight sat lower, closer to the sight when the frame is inserted into the tool. As it there is a tendency to put downward pressue on the sight, instead of straight across which would be much better which is why I rated the tool as only average. The sight itself seems to be well made, and hopefully it will last a long time. I would hesitate to recommend to a friend without more research to see if there are better designed tools available.

Worked great on removing my old factory, plastic sights from my Glock 21SF. Also worked great when putting my TruGlo TFO sight on the same Glock 21SF. Will put this sight tool to great use as I am a Glock armorer. I did have to remove the shim that it comes with for use with the 21SF slide, though it is needed for the smaller slides, i.e., Glock 19, 22, etc...

Very well-made product. Built to last. Works smoothly. WAY better than the ones Glock has made!!!

tried to use on a new combat commander.
sight mover not nearly close enough to put pressure on sight.
can not be used on the front sight.
sending it back.

I have used this tool to remove the factory plastic rear sights and install factory tritium rear sights on 4 Gen 4 Glocks including the Model 21. There were no problems. The plastic rear sights were not damaged and could be reinstalled. No damage to the sights, slide or pusher. Nice smooth feel after a drop of Breakfree to the threads.

I've tries several Glock Sight adjustment tools and the MGW's are BY FAR the best. Don't bother with anything else.

I'm a certified Glock armorer and have used one of these on all my Glocks using mostly Meprolight night and Tru-Dot adjustable, and TFO sights. I prefer it over factory sight tool. this sight tool is built rock solid. be sure to order the correct one, Flat or angled depending on what type of sights you use.

The tool works great for standard sights and night sights on all the Cougar slides,even better yet it also works perfect on the Beretta PX4 slides. The only drawback is when installing adjustable sights you will have to do some grinding or fileing on the pusherblock in order for it to work. Made in the USA, great value

I used the MGW309 on a Gen 1, Glock 19, installing a MeproLight TruDot sight. The 309 is the tool desginated for sights with sloped sides (as opposed to the straight sided sights). I have yet to take the pistol and tool to the range, but based on my experience of the initial installation, adjustment at the range will not be an issue.

My only issue - which did not reduce my rating - was the instruction about clamping the pistol's slide into the tool. The tool's plate slides into the back of the pistol's slide the same way the pistol's receiver would. This makes for a very stable slide to tool attachment.

I chose this tool and sight because my wife's carry Glock has the same sights and I wanted to stay consistent. I am not a gunsmith, but I felt no uncertainty about taking on the task having seen it performed one time at a gunshop.

I could not be happier.

The sight pusher works great for the factory rear sight on the 92/M(. however it doesnt work with the adjustable sights on the Practice kit. The sight does not fight inside the "pusher area". i had to disassemble the sight to make it work.

overall well made.

I've been putting off and making do without this sight pusher for a long time. It costs about the price of a good set of sights, which can be ruined and scratched by the traditional hammer and punch method especially the tritium ones. I have 3 glocks. It pays for itself in just a couple times it's used vs. paying someone. I used mine at the range to make final sight adjustments right there on the bench.... the fine threaded screw on this tool makes adjustments a breeze. dont buy the lousy cheap ones you see elsewhere, this is the only one you need. Only downside is that one model is made to do one type of sight.... but it does the job perfectly. If you dont want to make new friends, then hide this pusher and dont let anyone see you using it, else you are going to make a lot of friends. They remember, believe me !!

Faster and easier than using a punch and hammer to install Heinie sights on Glock slides.

This tool is not the one I would recommend for the casual user, it is very specialized. For certain gun/sight combinations it is the BEST I have used. If you are moving really tight sights on 1911's, or installing Tritium sights on a regular basis this is a got-to-have tool.

This tool worked like it was suppose too. Although it ruined the factory plastic sight it installed the night sight without a problem.

This is very easy to use and well designed. Easily install and adjust sights on your glock

used on my glocks and did a little dremeling for it to fit the 30/21/20 rear sites. I just wish they would make a more universal tool that would do more then one brand of pistol.

Great heavy duty sight pusher worth every penny.

No problems. I have performed many sight jobs with this tool now. It works great, pushing or pulling on Glocks.

Large, sturdy, well made and it works perfectly. I received it last night, and a set of Heinie 3D night sights for a G17. I had the old rear sight off and the new one on in minutes. If your a Glock user or armorer this is a great tool. I recommend it because it works well.

Unlike the SIG version, this model will not work on front dovetailed sights and is very limited in it's range of use.

Outside of a very tight fitting rear tritium sight that you won't want to use a punch on (they break easily) there is not much use for it.

For modern firearms with tight dovetails nothig works better to replace sights or shift sights without damage

If you own Glocks, installing after market tritium sights is probable one of the first mods you will make. For the price of what a you pay for this tool you can get a gum smith to do it. If you do one more, it has paid for itself. Don't take the chance on using a hammer and punch! You do not want to punch in a radioactive sight. BTW, this tool also works on Sigs. They just get pushed or pulled out the other way. The tool is well made and more massive than the picture shows.

Just replaced three rear sights on my Glocks. Two .40s and one 45 this is the easiest tool to use and it couldn't have worked better. I know it only works on Glocks, but who wants to shoot anything else. This tool is cheap and works on all Glocks, get it. I am listing my Universal tool on [...] because this one is so good.

I have had one of these for years and it makes rear sight installation and adjustment a snap. If you just need to do one installation on a 1911 style gun, it might be overkill. But it makes installation and fine adjustment much easier than with a punch, and worth it if you do adjustments, installations, or sight changes routinely.

This tool is so awsome. I used it to install Glock Adjustable Rear Sights and Truglo TG131GT1 Rear Sight. Very easy to do. 100% recommended and well built piece of equipment. Should last my lifetime and many others.

Bought this to install Heinie straight 8's on a Glock 22 duty pistol. It almost took longer to read the one page instruction sheet than it did to remove the old Tru Dots and install the new Heinies. Considering I probably would have broken the tritium tube trying to pound the rears on with a drift, I'm glad I finally broke down and bought this pusher.

Unless the sight is very loose in the dovetail, this cannot move the sight for any kind of fine adjustment. A better option is a nylon tipped punch. This thing is a waste of time.

Easy to Use and Veru useful for installing and adjusting Beretta 92 sights.

I have used this pusher on 3 different model Glocks, 21sf, 26, and 34. It is well worth the money.

Very easy to set up and use. Easily the best tool to use for moving Glock rear sights.

It works even better than the Glock factory sight adjustment tool since it fits all the guns and you don't need separate tools for the small frame and large frame pistols.