ATG Heavy Duty Universal Pistol Dovetailed Rear Sight Pusher Tool

I've owned this 5 years now and it continues to work well on my Glock pistols. It works even with very tight fitting sights like Heine Straight 8 sights. For what this cost it pays for itself the first time you use it since you don't have to pay a gunsmith. Every use afterwards you are essentially paying yourself!

I bought this to replace the sights on a Glock 19X and worked perfectly. Now, mind you, it was marketed for a Glock, so I'm giving it 5-stars in relation to working with a Glock. But, I already owned it and figured that I would try it on my Sig Sauer P365. Worked fine for the rear site, but it isn't designed to work on dovetail-grooved front sight. Glocks have fixed post front sights (why would anyone want both the front and rear sight to be able to move left/right independently?) so there is no need to use this tool on a Glock front sight. So, in summary, yes, it works just fine for a Glock.

Best thing i ever bought from Amazon. I really enjoy this. I used to take my pew pew to a pew pew smith and he would charge me 35 per. This was easy to do and was impressed with the quality. I don’t think they recommend this but i put a 15mm socket on it and made it way easier

Polymer inserts that hold the slide were a bit roughly molded and required some sanding to fit into their slots, but otherwise works well.

Could not get the rear site on my Hellcat to budge. With the help of this tool I was able to get it to break free. This tool worked perfectly! I did have to take my optic off, but I believe that is the way it is intended to work.Looks to be very well made. No plastic.

All of one tool for pistol service. Works great, and the storage compartment is a plus. All around good purchase

This pusher worked really well. All the parts seem well made with good tolerances and smooth operation.

The sight pusher arrived in a nice bag for carrying or storing or to keep together while taking to the range. It does not come with instructions. Along with everything else, there's an Allen wrench and rubber pad provided without instructions. While the set up is somewhat intuitive, directions would be valuable. I had to watch an internet video with Lenny McGill to learn the system's operation.While constructed of metal, the pusher struggled to move the factory sights that needed adjusting. I had to use a small piece of pipe on the rod that turns the pusher to obtain enough leverage to move the pistol's rear sight. Overall, I rate this sight pusher as good; not great.