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FRONT SIGHT PUSHER Reviews & Ratings

WILLIAMS GUN SIGHT FRONT SIGHT PUSHER

In the past, there was only one acceptable way to install a front sight in a ramp - pound it in with a hammer from the side. This method frequently marred a beautiful finish and loosened or damaged the ramp.

The Williams Front Sight Pusher is the easiest and best way to install a front sight in a ramp. Equalizing the pressure on ramp and sight, it permits installation without marring or damaging. Eliminates excessive pressure on the ramp. Smoothly, accurately moves sight into exact position.

This is only for a ramped front sight and will not work on any pistol sights.

SPECS:

Aluminum body is 43/8" (11.1cm) long x 1" (2.5cm) wide x 13/8" (3.5cm) high.
Screw is steel.

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3 Stars

Reviews Summary

The FRONT SIGHT PUSHER generally receives positive feedback for its effectiveness with ramped sights like those on the Ruger 10/22. Users appreciate its ease of use and quality craftsmanship, but many note significant limitations with globe sights and lack of instructions, leading to potential misuse. Overall, it shines in specific applications but may disappoint with others.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Ease of Use

70%

Many reviewers comment on the ease with which they can remove or install front sights using the pusher. It seems especially efficient for users working with ramped sights, making the process quick and straightforward. This theme resonates with about 70% of reviewers.

Effectiveness on Ramped Sights

60%

The tool is particularly praised for its excellent performance with ramped front sights, such as those found on Ruger 10/22s. Users express high satisfaction in how effectively the tool accomplishes its purpose in these scenarios, with a 60% endorsement for this functionality.

Limitations with Globe and Dovetail Sights

55%

Significant feedback reveals the tool's ineffectiveness for globe type sights and dovetail cuts in barrels, as it lacks the necessary support and clearance. Around 55% of users highlight these limitations, indicating a need for clearer guidance in the product information.

Build Quality

50%

The build quality and machining of the tool draw commendations from numerous reviewers, emphasizing robust construction that can handle the intended applications. This theme is noted positively by 50% of users.

Lack of Instructions

45%

A common concern among reviewers is the absence of clear instructions for use. Many found that this lack of guidance led to confusion and improper use of the tool, with 45% of reviewers mentioning the need for better documentation.

Operational Issues

40%

Some users experienced operational difficulties, including binding of the tool during use and slipping off during adjustments. Approximately 40% of reviewers report these issues, indicating a possibility of defective units or design limitations.

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Will be sending it back

The one I got binds up when I try to push the sight. Not sure what is binding but it locks up tight with no push at all. Might be defective in some way. Will be sending it back. It looks like it would work well on blade sights, but does not have enough clearance for globe sights unless very low. Also does not work well on sights slotted into the barrel, really needs a base to work with. All in all, very limited on applications.

Not Impressed

I got this sight pusher 962-050-000 and I'm not very satisfied with it. I bought it to help prevent the marring that even a plastic hammer will make, but the pusher tends to slip off and mars the finish even worse. It's almost a 3-hand operation to hold it in place and use it. Also, I had to cut almost a quarter inch off of the pusher blade and square it up in the mill. Otherwise, it would not open up enough to push a sight in until the sight was almost in place anyway.