how do i attach the front sight post to the weapon
854211
Remove old sight. If it is the standard stock plastic sight a pair of pliers can pull it out. There is a small socket type tool that you will need...I believe it is 3/16"... put a drop of blue loctite on the threads and tighten it down. Don't overtighten as it is a small bolt and can snap easily. Pretty simple but a gunsmith can also do it if you are worried about the warranty.
854212
It is a screw in sight post so screw it in with a little bit of loctite on it and you are good to go. Be careful not to break your tritium sight though might wanna use a rag to cushion your tool while tightening.
854213
You need a tiny nut driver tool. Look up glock front sight tool. They sell them on amazon
854214
First: field strip the gun.Second: remove front sight bolt in side of slide and pull stock sight out.Third: push in new sight with a LITTLE red lock tight in the hole.Fourth: carefully place bolt in(May need front sight tool) I used a little medical tweezers and snug it up. Do not over tighten it and be certain that the sight is straight before final tighten.If you have any further questions; YouTube has a lot of good videos that you can watch the go in to better depth than I. - thanks
854215
You have to have the special hex tool to unscrew the little hex bolt on the underside of the slide. You can buy the tool online.
15886
I have not had any interference with the standard post front sight using this scope. I have the perp mount which help keep sight picture right in line
1009221
Yes it is. You will have to thread the barrel with a 14-1 left hand twist. I chopped mine down and had it threaded. However if your running it withy the front sight post your good. Just take it to a gunsmith it's pretty easy. Hope this helps
407589
i've used a regular scope and a red dot, with the rail it tends to be a little over the fixed front post.
1866998
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for elevation adjustment or sight pin removal
360470
Just the pins. The front sight tool is a small driver with a shallow socket.
338133
I was able to put it in just fine. I'm handy, but by no means a gunsmith. Make sure you get a good brass punch set so you don't mar the finish. Also, take a wax pencil or something like that to mark the position of the rear sight before you move it to the side. A sight press made (I got something like this: http://www.sightpusher.com/) it much easier to remove the sight, but you could probably tap it off with the punches. Good luck! This trigger made all the difference.
922127
I haven't had any issues with mine. I hit the four screws with thread locker during the initial install. I have the same rifle and have not had any issues. You will be able to see your front post and enough of your rear sight to still have functional iron sights as is claimed.
360469
Just dowel pins. Buy this for the front sight: Wiha 26547 Precision Nut Driver, Inch, 3/16 x 60mm
2019524
Yea, getting the old sight off is a mother bear , but once you do , you'll have to file fit the front sight base slightly to get it into the dovetail. I love these sights.
1525579
I have a SIG M-4. I unscrewed the old front sight post and screwed in the new one. This front sight post is incredible in low light. I can see this new front sight post better than the old one and it is direct replacement for the original one that came with my rifle. I think all front sight post are standard size and fit. Being a 10-32 thread I THINK. Never the less they should all be inter changeable. I used the standard front sight tool to remove the old and install the new. It is very easy to do...simply unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. You will love it.
1243241
It is fairly easy. Just take off the lower hand guard if it looks like the usual A2 style but shorter, leave the shielding in place (makes it easier). Get a "Magpul MOE Polymer Rail Sections" piece that runs about $6 for the short one. Attach as shown through the holes of the handguard (lower only). Now you have a rail section attached straight to the hand guard and works great. I have pictures if you have questions. There is also the mount the goes just in front of the front sight assembly and around the bayonet stud. Either should work, but the first works better if you plan on putting a light and laser on the later method. Good luck and have fun!
653097
On my gun it replaced my existing sight by using one screw that was already on my old sight. Note, it comes with a couple of new screws. (just in case)
2195521
Yes you do, the rear base has to be drilled and tapped and aligned properly. The original bead sight that is elevated by a small platform, (on a standard Remington barrel) the bead will be removed then the trijicon will be dropped into place with epoxy and a pin. The pin just adds additional reliability so your front sight isn't just relying on epoxy to hold it.
1604803
Front sight is held in with a small screw with very thin head that wil bend or break off if not removed carefully. The rear sight pushes out to the right looking from the rear of the slide. It must go back right to left. Should be done with a sight tool. It is recomended to have your local gunsmith do it for you.Rickwww.drarmement.com
1985887
There is a metal post under the gun mount towards the forend. Just pull the U mount out and place the post in the hole on the tripod.
264169
It should work if you have the rail sustem to mount it just adjust your front site post. Buy the tool to adjust it. Its like 5 dollars and get a bore sight, thats like10 dollars. And your be on paper. Just have to tweek it to.your eye