Anyone sell glock front sight tool?

[AliasNeo07]

Title says it. Looking for glock front sight tool. Don't care what its made of as long as it works.

I bought some ameiglos thinking they came with one. (They used to) They didn't.

Thanks.

 

[atblis]

Do you mean the nut driver thingy? Make one! Get one of the regular old nut drivers that goes to a drill/impact driver. Chuck it in a drill and use a file on it (like a lathe). Flatten the front so it'll engage the shallow nut. Then use the file to turn down the sides so it fits through the hole. I think 3/16" is the right size.

 

[GLOCKMED]

Mike,

lone wolf makes one 3 tools in one. what area are you from? Someone on here might have one i'm on the eastern shore.

 

[jbollman]

I did the above, but think I saw them at Freestate a few weeks ago.

 

[ITG]

If you still need one I have an extra you can have for free. Ameriglo includes them with their sights and I've bought a few sets.

 

[rglrguy]

my craftsman mechanics set had the nut drivers that go on a magnetic screwdriver handle and it fit in the slide and engaged the slim hex head. I am in Harford county and could help you out if you came to the area.

Another tip: Use blue loctite on the screw or it will back out on the first range trip.

 

[mdvctry]

my craftsman mechanics set had the nut drivers that go on a magnetic screwdriver handle and it fit in the slide and engaged the slim hex head. I am in Harford county and could help you out if you came to the area.

Another tip: Use blue loctite on the screw or it will back out on the first range trip.

+1 gotta love craftsman tools. It worked better than the tool I bought "designed for Glock" front sights

 

[dwnthehatch]

I have one you can use. Do you need the one for screwed on or crimped on sights?

 

[alucard0822]

I have the "official" GLOCK tool, but normally just use a 3/16" socket with a in/lb torque screwdriver set to 3 in/lbs(no official spec, but listed in my chart for a #3-56 screw). The problem with using a nut driver or something large, the tiny screws are too easy to break, if anything, just use a plain 3/16" 1/4in drive deep socket, turn it snug, and use blue loc-tite, and you won't have problems.

 

[shiloh228]

Look at this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001ID3APA/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just bought one...high quality (German), works perfectly, and a great price.