strapped
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Can any industry partners in the Baltimore area install some night sights on a Glock 42 while I wait? I don't want to drop it off! Thanks.
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http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=134132 This is how I installed mine (slightly modified HFT Chain Breaker)
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- Mar 8, 2013
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Just my two cents . . . if they have what you want in stock Freestate might be able to do it. If you buy the sights from them the install is usually free. You will have to check with them of course, but if they have them and you take it in when "Bob" is working they might be able to help you out. He has done several of my Springfields. I had to leave them because he soaks the slide in penetrating oil for a day or two before trying to press those bastards out, but I don't recall the Glock's sights being that big of a deal so he might be able to take care of you while you wait. Plus, you can take another pistol or try that one out on the range afterwards.
As an alternate, I have heard the folks at Gun Connection on Rt. 40 have done a few while customers waited, but as always call in advance.
Both are IP's and I am sure others will chime in.
Freestate would have been one of my suggestions.
Or Gun Connection. They did 2 of my Glocks
Or Gun Connection. They did 2 of my Glocks
FFMike
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Had mine done at The Cop Shop on my G23 some few years back. Was in and out in 15-20 minutes. This included them answering phone calls while servicing my weapon.
Tconfo
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Gun connection does them
OH IT'S KINO
Southerner
2A Sales could also do an install for you. Try giving them a call.
j_h_smith
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- Jul 28, 2007
- 28,516
Buy the bitdriver and a wooden/plastic dowel and do it yourself. I too worried about damaging the slide, but I did mine and it was so easy I didn't know why I was concerned. Gives you a sense of accomplishment and you may have to adjust the rear sight when you shoot it for the first time anyway. Go ahead, I think I spent less than $10 to buy everything I needed. I truthfully completed the task in less than 10 minutes.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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