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Universal sight pushers are great, as long as you take your time and square everything and protect everything. In the wrong hands, well who needed perfect finish anyways.
That's a win-win situation....cutting up your active credit card for a few months.I have that same sight pusher, and it worked great on other guns. I haven't had the cause to use it with a P320 yet.
I had zero marks from changing the sights. I used a cut up credit card as they recommend and it did the trick.
Curious - why do you say that? I haven't tried shooting yet. No time and weather is lousy so that remains to be seen.it'll be interesting to see if poi changes, i'd bet it won't.
I considered the NC but it's supposedly for rear sights only??? I bought the other to remove/install front and adjust rear if necessary.Here's the one that I have... and I've used it at the range for fine-tuning a gun after installing new sights with it in the shop. It comes in a nice padded carry case too.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LR8XUXM
NC Star isn't known for high end, but this got good reviews, and I'm very happy with it. It even came with a Glock front sight tool, though I didn't need it.
Recent thread - relatedMy P320 compact 9mm came with a #6 front sight and an #8 rear sight.
It shoots about 4 inches low at 15 yards.
I guess I need an #8 front sight too?
And that sight pusher.
My compact 45acp and my compact 40SW came with #8 sights on both front and rear.
I wonder why the compact 9mm was different?