Do you need a screwdriver or coin to adjust the sights, or can you manually adjust it with your fingers?
1944729
You can adjust with your fingers no tools necessary for the ACOG. The RMR on top requires a small flat head though.
1944730
You need a small screwdriver. In the field we would just pick up one of our 5.56 brass casings and use the bottom of it to adjust.
1944731
I shot it fresh out of the box threw it on my AR and was hitting targets at 100 yards however you do need a screw driver to adjust the reticle.
876089
The rear sight takes fitting. Take your time! I used knife sharpening stones, take a little off the bottom only, try to install and repeat. You want them to be a tight fit. For the front sight there is a tiny screw compared with stock, Use tweezers to position the screw in the slide and use finger to push firmly into hole. Now you can thread a couple of turns using the sight itself. After simply use a 5mm nut driver and blue locktite to tighten. Done!
1370491
Depending on what gun you want to mount the sights on. With the mounting equipment supplied, you will need to shave the screws down or get ones that are not supplied. I didn't have to drill and tap but you will need different mounting screws.
2257118
Yes I have that setup and like it. However you cannot access the sight adjustment lock screws on the sight when it is mounted with the supplied hex wrench. I had to leave the lock scews loose, mount the sight and sight it in, then take the sight off lock the screws and the remount the sight. If I had a wrech with a shorter arm I could lossen and tightent the lock screws while the scope is mounted.
1762330
No....look up the sights for that gun. I have one too. Requires a different sight.
2264059
I'm not either so hopefully this will help a little more. I know some guns have some sort of glue under their sights that make it where you would want to secure your slide and knock them out with a punch and hammer. On the other hand, when they don't have glue they are very easy to slide out with a sight tool (which I recommend for installing tritium sights). My s&w; m&p; took me about 20 minutes to do slowly. Very easy, with a sight tool at least.
670405
There's a screw on the side of the peep sight that you can remove to adjust the sight.
1590095
depends on the firearm. In most cases you need an allen wrench to take out a locking set screw that holds the old sight in position. you will also need a Brass punch to drive the old sight out of the dovetail. BRASS not steel unless you like marring and scratches.
1557993
I'm fairly certain the rings it comes with are for picatinny. And if by adjustment you mean windage and elevation, i just use a penny in the slots, it doesnt have thumb knobs
582586
Yes the rear sights are adjustable (up/down, left/right). The up/down is adjusted with a flat head screw driver and the left/right is adjusted with a small knob located just to the right of the sights.
1842806
yes - just make sure you have the right tool - there is one for straight sided sights and one for angled sights.
1300429
No special adjustment tool is needed. Just use the tip of your bullet - it's super simple to figure out. Actually, I like not needing a special tool - if I have ammo, I have the tool I need. In reality, once you get the sights adjusted, you should not need to move them. Forget an adjustment tool. Save the $$ and spend it on ammo or one of those 30 caliber magazine clips :-)
1944796
No, these are fixed just like factory sights. These are better for bright day and they also glow at night. I actually sent my slide and the sight to tru glo and they installed them to a gnats A$$ at 50 yards. No need for adjustable sights on a handgun for windage and elevation anyway.
2284297
On mine you have to make sure the 2 halves are nice and tight and use the Allen wrench that came with it. Mine fit like a glove once I figured that the 2 halves have to match exactly. Nice and tight and it took around 10 shots to match it up with my sights and now I don't even use the sights.
1604804
I took mine to a gun shop, but I believe there is a special tool to press out the old rear sight and press in the new one. The front sight has a tiny nut that holds it in place that can be seen from the inside of the slide.
568797
you're going to need an a mount. there is one that you can use to replace the rear sight though
1869963
There's a screw in the base that can be adjusted so you don't need to insert a coin. I don't remember exactly how it adjusts, but you can get to it by removing the glass bowl and reaching down into the base with a screwdriver. The actual details are included in the instruction booklet.