Thank you.
This thing is hard to find in brick and mortar stores but thanks to Brownells it’s available (when in stock) it’s a must if you have the Daniel Defense 1.5 rear sight or have a Colt 723 upper receiver (Gary Gordon rifle. It works great. I brought two because two is one and one is none.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great
Can't wait to get to the range and site in m16 a1
Works!
I had a very stubborn front site post that was not moving with a simple to push of a bullet this worked wonders and a drop of oil, ez.
Works great!
Quality from workmanship to materials to finish. Worked perfectly on my Wilson front sight. Tried other brands without success, but Brownells came through! Thanks.
works like a charm
Given the reviews I'd read, I was unsure this thing would work. Like others I couldn't get a bullet to hold down the release button and turn the post on my Rock River A2, but on my first attempt, this wrench worked like a charm.
Nice product!
Hard to find quality US made tools for sight adjustment anymore. This is a robust tool, and compact enough for take along.
Well made sight tool
This tool is primarily for the Colt Sp1, AR15, M16A1 type rifles and not the A2 variants.. is pretty easy to use and well made. Matt
Yes!finally a front site tool that works
Using another tool I could not lower my front post site any more..with this... 3 whole revolutions more! Time to go see if now my rifle isn't shooting low! I doubt it will last for long as the teeth are small..but it worked this time, hopefully it will have a long life.
ok tool but great customer service
so the first time i used it one of the teeth broke off and the rest got bent up real bad. i emailed Brownells and they let me exchange it for a new one. [...] im not sure if my sights are a little tight or the tool is a little weak. my new one works great, i just have to be gentle with it.
A Good Idea
I bought the A1 version of the front sight wrench to zero my USAF M16 clone. Getting the tines in the front sight tool to depress the front sight detent and engage in the front sight notches is problematic. Sometimes you can get them lined up and the tool works great. Other times, I have use a 1 /16 brass punch to move the front sight. The tool works great on the rear sight.
