A normal A2 front sight 4 prong tool doesn't fit these front sights. Is there another tool out there that will?
998985
I just adjusted mine about an hour ago with a standard A2 4 prong front sight tool.
1866999
Yes, I actually changed mine out for a Tritium sight. Worked fine. This removeable sight has all the functionality of a standard A2 sight.
2192238
Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please reply back and let us know how they fit. Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please... » Read More Yes and no. The rear sight fits, the front sight does not. I see that some have indicated that it will attach to the front of the slide, but with an improper fit. They are designed for the full size Px4. Unless we are talking about a different product, I installed them on my full-size Px4 without issue - beautiful fit. However, before installing I did a visual comparison with the sights on my Px4Sub. The front sight on the Px4Sub appeared to be almost a full 1mm narrower than the night sight. I would have to shave the night sight down in order to get a fit. If you should get them, please reply back and let us know how they fit. « Show Less
760383
Although I have a riser, I didn't need it. Mine is mounted on the flat top rail on my M4. A2 front sight is not a problem; the reflex sight lines up just above the front sight post on mine.... no conflict using either sight. I did not use the riser; it actually interferred with my iron sight by blocking the A2 front post.
603483
This sight has no through hole in the front sight as the gun comes with the three dots with a dowel pin that secures the front sight. I bought a set and epoxy the front sight. after a few rounds the front sight flew off! I took mine to a local gun smith this weekend and have him fix it.
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
33392
If it is a standard a2 sight, it is square with four detent pins. This is made for those.
1420930
I borrowed a MGW sight tool from a friend of mine. I was easy to use. The tool is on the expensive side at $99 but a quality piece.
2004666
I use an A4 carry handle with a Tapco adapter and it works great so I can switch between the red dot and the iron sights. The actual sight itself is not high enough to clear standard front iron sights.
861096
I'm not sure Jack. Not sure how it will line up or how it will co witness, if at all. I wound remove the front sight all together but that is just my preference. My AR came with no sights because I wanted to put my own on.
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.
654736
The rear is not tall enough to work with fixed A2 front sight. You'll have to mount it on a riser rail, prob 1/2" rise.
88726
Friction. The old front sights are punched (pushed) out, I used a blunt punch. And the new ones are pushed back in. I think the rear sight is held in with screw.
1420931
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P's. http://www.sightpusher.com You'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
2055266
I have the same type pistol. I was never able to find those sights. I would suggest you contact sig for an update on that one
1998475
Magpul doesn't recommend it. When I do mount a front sight to a gas block I use Midwest industries. They have a gas block height specific sight.
1219572
This sight is designed to work with the standard "A Frame" Sight. So long as your front sight matches that height, you should have no problems. BE CAREFUL when selecting front sights, as there are two separate standards, one that fits a gas block, and one that fits a straight top rail.