How to adjust the sight of a Glock gun
The Glock gun uses an old "zip" design for the gun, making the gun easy to dismantle and clean, with a small number of moving parts, while incorporating a high-quality porcelain frame. Adjusting the rear sight on a Glock gun is a process that is as simple as the weapon itself, and only requires a couple of gunsmith tools to perform the job efficiently. You can adjust the rear sight in less than an hour in most cases.
You will need to:- Insertion tool
- Plastic tip screwdriver
- Plastic hammer
- Quilted press gun
one
Download the weapon by removing the charger. Move the sight to the back to visibly inspect the camera and make sure there is no ammo in the gun.
two
Place the weapon in a padding to press weapons and tighten it firmly. Make sure you have access to the rear sight. Place the weapon in the press as if it were in your hand, pointing away from you.
3
Use a plastic or drift punch and press the lift to the left or right (using a plastic hammer) to adjust the alignment of the view. The vision should be aligned evenly, placing the front sight in the center of the rear opening facing downward.
4
Raise or lower the height of the view by turning the screw at the top right of the view or the left with a plastic-tipped screwdriver. Turning the screw clockwise will lower the rear sight lift . Turning the screw counterclockwise will raise the dimension.
- Never point a gun at anything you do not intend to shoot.
- Always use plastic or wooden dowels to ensure that it will not damage or damage the finish of the weapon.
