What can be done if the front sight moves side-to-side?
191653
I installed mine with blue loctite on the front sight threads and smeared a little under the sight, as well. I have had no movement in the months I've been carrying it on a daily basis.
191654
I'll assume you have a Gen 4 Glock. If so, the screw for the front sight is too long. Contact TruGlo and tell them you have a Gen 4 and they will ship you the proper screw. It will be tight when installed with loctite.
191655
Take it to a gunsmith and have them sight it and fix it. it only cost me $15 to have them put on in the first place and they've been solid since.
191656
I had same problem and called Truglo. They sent me a replacement screw Item # 3228-00-0000001 HRDWR PK GLOCK .080 and there is no charge from Truglo. It is smaller and when I installed it there was no more movement on the sight. FYI mine was a GEN3 even though it says GEN$ it worked on mine.
799543
Williams makes an adjustable rear sight set, you will have to contact them for the proper set of sights
1380528
It is a switch that has to be moved in the direction (up) of the optic,then locks itself in place. If it does not then it is defective.
303643
you will want to move your top sight up and your windage to the right. Happy shooting!!
486320
the dot will move in the sight as you move your head around while looking through. I've been practicing bringing the gun up to the same spot on my cheek everytime. seems to work well that way.
1702707
Yes you can but the hole you look through is smaller and a little harder to see front sight
1528173
Not sure. You can only adjust top pin (by shifting entire sight housing up and down) and second pin (using micro adjustment dials). The rest fall into place as you adjust the second pin.
804407
For the front sight you will need a front sight tool, and that is something you will have to buy. As for the rear, i had to flip it over with a screwdriver.
214845
I haven't had that problem but I am not completely happy either with my own issue. The windage knob on the rear sight moves when I change the sight aperture from large to small. This obviously changed my zero. I kept them only because I was looking for a work around and they were relatively inexpensive. They had good reviews but I wouldn't buy again.
303081
It may. At the worst scenario, you might need to make minor adjustments on the front sight's opening.
238966
The reflex doesn't sit high enough to keep front sights, had to remove them on my M&P; 15
2200861
There is a front sight tool on the market. It simply slips over the front sight, pressing down on the retainer pin and allowing it to be turned either clockwise or counter clockwise depending if you want your shot to place higher or lower. Look for "Front Sight Adjustment Tool". I have seen them in bot metal and plastic varities and neither type are terribly pricey. Hope this helps.
1069931
I had to use a half inch riser, and I mounted my flip up rear sight to co witness with my 30mm dot sight. It does screw up the iron sights when the rear sight is raised that half an inch.
2004667
No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
2082939
I don't see a problem, but depending on the location of the laser sight, extra care should be taken during initial clamping, etc. I mention this, because an acquaintance of mine, for whatever reason, clamps his laser to the side of his revolver, as opposed to the underside.
1169912
Clean the front and back with the cloth that came with it, which you probably already did. If that didn't work, take a q-tip and clean (lightly) out the area where the light is projected from. There can be dust on in it. Blowing on it could help to. A lot of these cheaper sights don't have a perfectly smooth reticle. Mine is a little blurry.
1360036
Yes, Installed it myself (use brass punches, mark with some tape on the slide where the current centers are) and remove/replace. I think front and rears have a small taper to them, will only slide out one way (to the right, if memory serves). Lots of videos on Youtube of sight replacement. Could not believe how nice they are; very bright in day, and just enough for dark. Good luck.