Best value Glock rear sight pusher?

[Andy in NH]

I couldn't get the precision I wanted with the "hammer and punch" method to make the adjustments I needed for hits at 25 yards.

Luckily, a buddy (and forum member here) let me borrow his site pusher.

[Vinh]

I own MGW sight pushers for every make in my possesion, except 1911s. I use a punch and hammer, or roll unzeroed, because .45.

But seriously, my range time is hourly, so a proper sight tool allows me to use that limited time more efficiently.

[pangloss]

I bought a MGW pusher a few years ago. It has not yet paid for itself, but I'm still glad I have it.

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[JSGlock34]

Yet another MGW vote. It has paid for itself by now with all of the sights I've installed for friends.

[Maple Syrup Actual]

I'm one of the "soft faced hammer and/or brass drift" people.

Never had an issue, either with adjustments or damage. Currently own about half a dozen glocks.

[45dotACP]

I'm one of those "Brass punch+Hammer+immense profanity". A vice really helps, but is not entirely necessary for that method to work. I can't justify spending more than a hundred bucks on a sight pusher when I only own two glocks and two (and a half) 1911's...the punch is the same cost regardless and I use it for every gun I own. Just mark a little dot in the center of the slide and the sight and then align them and get hits.

[Adam78]

From experience with the less than $100 universal sight pushers, they work. They do not for every model very easily, but they definitely work just fine for Glocks.

[GJM]

I like the MGW Pro, but frankly it seems overkill on a Glock. A regular MGW is faster on a Glock, as it doesn't have all the adjustments of the Pro.

For those dissing the hammer and punch, I think it is a software problem. I have used one for years, and still carry them in my range bag, as they are smaller than bringing a MGW. The key is to put a small paint dot on rear sight and slide, so you can visualize how far you need to drift, and make fast, light continuous taps to move the rear sight in a linear fashion. Keep the hammer moving, just like pressing a Glock trigger.

The single most efficient method might be to shoot with VoodooMan, and I understand he will do it for free, using his hammer and punch to get practice.

[ST911]

I use dedicated sight pushers, OEM or MGW.

[zml342]

Another vote for the MGW. I purchased mine prior to having a vise and due to the ease of adjusting sights at the range. Plus, it was better than what smiths around here are charging to put sights on...