--- product_id: 172490029 title: "Sight Pusher Tool with Heavy-Duty Aluminum Frame and Rotatable Sight Prong | Sight Tool for Front and Rear Sights, High Precision, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool" brand: "w wiregear" price: "€ 164.29" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 category: "W Wiregear" url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/172490029-sight-pusher-tool-with-heavy-duty-aluminum-frame-and-rotatable store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Precision scale for exact sight alignment Rotatable sight prong for versatile use Heavy-duty aluminum & steel frame Sight Pusher Tool with Heavy-Duty Aluminum Frame and Rotatable Sight Prong | Sight Tool for Front and Rear Sights, High Precision, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool **Brand:** w wiregear **Price:** € 164.29 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🎯 Nail your shot with precision and durability β€” the ultimate sight adjustment tool! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Sight Pusher Tool with Heavy-Duty Aluminum Frame and Rotatable Sight Prong | Sight Tool for Front and Rear Sights, High Precision, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool by w wiregear - **How much does it cost?** € 164.29 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/172490029-sight-pusher-tool-with-heavy-duty-aluminum-frame-and-rotatable) ## Best For - w wiregear enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted w wiregear brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Built to Last:** Robust aluminum frame with reinforced steel screws resists wear and tear for long-term reliability. - β€’ **Precision Perfected:** Detailed etched scale ensures millimeter-accurate sight adjustments every time. - β€’ **Effortless Operation:** Includes three screwdrivers and a clear manual for quick, hassle-free setup and use. - β€’ **Universal Compatibility:** Designed to fit most handgun sights, making it your go-to tool for any sight upgrade. - β€’ **Confidence in Every Push:** Backed by responsive customer support and a 1-year warranty to keep you shooting straight. ## Overview The W WIREGEAR Sight Pusher Tool features a heavy-duty aluminum frame combined with steel components for unmatched durability. Its rotatable sight prong and detailed etched scale enable precise horizontal adjustments, fitting most handgun sights. Designed for ease of use, it includes multiple screwdrivers and a manual, supported by a 1-year warranty and dedicated customer service, making it an essential tool for professional and enthusiast gunsmiths alike. ## Description desertcart.com : Sight Pusher Tool with Heavy-Duty Aluminum Frame and Rotatable Sight Prong | Sight Tool for Front and Rear Sights, High Precision, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool : Sports & Outdoors Review: Works on M&P Shield Plus and M&P 2.0 9L - First off, I am not a gunsmith or armorer, so I have limited experience. However, consensus on the inter-webs is that M&P sights are notoriously difficult to remove and replace. I wanted to put night sights on a couple M&P pistols (9L 2.0 and Shield Plus) and to be able to refine their alignment if needed. Bottom line: This tool worked, and did not damage either the new sights or the old ones, which were removed. Rear sight took an uncomfortable amount of force to turn wheel, and resulted in a slightly tender thumb. However, for the price, versatility, and result, I would not hesitate to buy again. Seems sturdy based on heft, but I have not, and will not, use this extensively. M&P 2.0 9L At first, I borrowed a friend's tool (not this tool). It worked for the rear sight, but would not work on the front sight of my M&P 9L 2.0 (5" barrel) because of the geometry of the slide and lack of a notch below the pushing block. Next, I used a brass punch and hammer to get the front sight out and new sight roughly in place. However, as you might expect, smashing something with a hammer lacked finesse and I was having trouble fine tuning the alignment of the new sight at home figured I would not have much luck at the range if I needed to do further adjustment. That's when I decided to give this tool a shot. Because the W Wiregear has that notch/cut-out below the pusher block, it worked perfectly to hold the long slide and nudge the front sight into alignment. M&P Shield Plus Next, I moved onto the Shield Plus. The front sight was relatively easy to remove and replace using the 90 degree side of the block. To hold the slide, there are 4 individual contact points that you screw down. I like that the tool has a series of lines etched in the surface that holds the slide. These lines allow you to make sure the slide is properly aligned (i.e. perpendicular to the pushing block), so you're applying force straight through the dovetail and not at an angle. However, I may have preferred the two-clamping-bar-style (like vise jaws) of my friend's tool in that (1) it did not require fiddling to get the slide aligned, and (2) did not create a pressure point on the thin material at ejection port. With the Shield, one of the pads/feet screwed down onto that thin section of the ejection port, when pushing the rear sight. I made it finger tight and did not try to really torque it down to reduce risk of future issues. Everything seems fine so far, but time will tell whether that area has been damaged or fatigued, and others may not be so lucky (e.g., because they use their ape strength and apply more force than I did). I reversed the pusher block to use the 45-ish degree side for the rear sight. The rear sight on the shield was DIFFICULT. The pusher block has large pushing surfaces, so there was no damage to the sights despite applying a lot of force. I found myself wishing for (1) a good surface to hold the tool while I cranked the wheel (I'd probably try putting the tool in a vise if I were doing it again), and (2) a larger wheel (or a nut that I could throw a wrench on to get more mechanical advantage). It worked, but my thumb was sore afterward from pushing so hard on the wheel's spindle. Review: It's good with one caveat, but still really good - It worked just like I needed it too, all be it my def system is the easiest test subject being a g19, with other contoured slides, your milage may vary. But it was reletively easy to use, it was secure, it did not damage any parts...but I did use a cushion for the locking blocks, I cut up a beer box...no lie...it worked great. No complaints of any kind other than...and here's the caveat for mentioned...I wish there were more markings on the actual push block for accurate measurements in small increments, I had to do quite a bit of eye balling and had to readjust a time or two on range day...a bit more adjusting than I thought was needed when sighting in, this would have been minimized if I could have correlated the tool's measurement markings with a center point; that I mark on the slide, and sight itself, then using a flat edge to line them up, taking into account the center line of the bore diameter of course, then this would have given me the best chance at nailing it the first or second time around and improvements that could put this product in the forefront of the market, after all it is a good tool, but it could be great. Having said all that, from the example that I tested I would say that I will recomend this to close friends and would definately buy again although I dont believe I will ever need too, it feels pretty solid. Best of luck. Take care. Peace to all. ## Features - Accuracy: Our removal tool has a detailed scale for making precise adjustments. It can be moved horizontally to ensure accuracy even after a long period of use. - Durable: Constructed of an aluminum frame with steel components. The screws on the tool have been strengthened, and all the plastic components are all made of special material and would not damaged easily, which avoids the whole machine being scrapped due to the damage of one part. - Versatility: This sight removal tool fits most types. - Easy to Use: Each machine has a manual. In addition, we offer three screwdrivers of different sizes, which can dismantle the tool. - Buy with Confidence: If you have any questions or difficulties, please contact us, we will do our best to solve the problem for you. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07ZQF7G79 | | Best Sellers Rank | #85,492 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #381 in Gunsmithing Tools | | Brand | W WIREGEAR | | Brand Name | W WIREGEAR | | Color | Yellow | | Compatible Devices | Handgun | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,351 Reviews | | Included Components | Sight Tool | | Item Type Name | Sight Tool | | Manufacturer | W WIREGEAR | | Material | Aluminum | | Material Type | Aluminum | | Model Name | Sight Tool | | Mounting Type | Picatinny Mount | | Product Style | classic | | Reticle Type | Dot | | Sport | Airsoft | | Sport Type | Airsoft | | Style | classic | | Thread Type | Universal | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 year | ## Product Details - **Brand:** W WIREGEAR - **Color:** Yellow - **Compatible Devices:** Handgun - **Manufacturer:** W WIREGEAR - **Material:** Aluminum - **Model Name:** Sight Tool - **Mounting Type:** Picatinny Mount - **Sport:** Airsoft - **Style:** classic - **Thread Type:** Universal ## Images ![Sight Pusher Tool with Heavy-Duty Aluminum Frame and Rotatable Sight Prong | Sight Tool for Front and Rear Sights, High Precision, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71s-OednzML.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Material Type** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Front sight? 1996 imi 9mm baby eagle** A: Best I can tell you is it pushed the front sight off of m&p sd40, it was very tight and hard to get off, pushed the new fiber optic back on with no problem **Q: Where is this made? it looks like a chinese copy of the wheeler engineering sight tool.** A: It doesn’t say where it’s made. I would assume it is a Chinese version of the wheeler. All the parts are metal and compared to the wheeler version is about the same. I did have a problem with the first time using the product. When I turn the adjust wheel on the side to remove the rear sight the set screw was stripped out. However it did come with a replacement set screw and after extracting the old and put new one in. This tool works just fine. Hope that answers your question. **Q: Seller: Can you specify what improvements were made in new (May 25, 2020) version?** A: Haven't seen or bought a new version yet. **Q: Should i buy classic or elite to remove sights on my xd9 subcompact** A: I bought the classic and it worked on my XD40 tactical, but the elite should work also. Be warned, the Springfield XD line has probably the hardest sights to remove of any gun. I thought i was going to break the sight tool because i was cranking on it so hard (I have a lot of respect for how sturdy this tool is). I ended up cutting a slot the sight and used the tool to finish it off. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works on M&P Shield Plus and M&P 2.0 9L *by M***H on April 18, 2021* First off, I am not a gunsmith or armorer, so I have limited experience. However, consensus on the inter-webs is that M&P sights are notoriously difficult to remove and replace. I wanted to put night sights on a couple M&P pistols (9L 2.0 and Shield Plus) and to be able to refine their alignment if needed. Bottom line: This tool worked, and did not damage either the new sights or the old ones, which were removed. Rear sight took an uncomfortable amount of force to turn wheel, and resulted in a slightly tender thumb. However, for the price, versatility, and result, I would not hesitate to buy again. Seems sturdy based on heft, but I have not, and will not, use this extensively. M&P 2.0 9L At first, I borrowed a friend's tool (not this tool). It worked for the rear sight, but would not work on the front sight of my M&P 9L 2.0 (5" barrel) because of the geometry of the slide and lack of a notch below the pushing block. Next, I used a brass punch and hammer to get the front sight out and new sight roughly in place. However, as you might expect, smashing something with a hammer lacked finesse and I was having trouble fine tuning the alignment of the new sight at home figured I would not have much luck at the range if I needed to do further adjustment. That's when I decided to give this tool a shot. Because the W Wiregear has that notch/cut-out below the pusher block, it worked perfectly to hold the long slide and nudge the front sight into alignment. M&P Shield Plus Next, I moved onto the Shield Plus. The front sight was relatively easy to remove and replace using the 90 degree side of the block. To hold the slide, there are 4 individual contact points that you screw down. I like that the tool has a series of lines etched in the surface that holds the slide. These lines allow you to make sure the slide is properly aligned (i.e. perpendicular to the pushing block), so you're applying force straight through the dovetail and not at an angle. However, I may have preferred the two-clamping-bar-style (like vise jaws) of my friend's tool in that (1) it did not require fiddling to get the slide aligned, and (2) did not create a pressure point on the thin material at ejection port. With the Shield, one of the pads/feet screwed down onto that thin section of the ejection port, when pushing the rear sight. I made it finger tight and did not try to really torque it down to reduce risk of future issues. Everything seems fine so far, but time will tell whether that area has been damaged or fatigued, and others may not be so lucky (e.g., because they use their ape strength and apply more force than I did). I reversed the pusher block to use the 45-ish degree side for the rear sight. The rear sight on the shield was DIFFICULT. The pusher block has large pushing surfaces, so there was no damage to the sights despite applying a lot of force. I found myself wishing for (1) a good surface to hold the tool while I cranked the wheel (I'd probably try putting the tool in a vise if I were doing it again), and (2) a larger wheel (or a nut that I could throw a wrench on to get more mechanical advantage). It worked, but my thumb was sore afterward from pushing so hard on the wheel's spindle. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's good with one caveat, but still really good *by J***K on June 6, 2020* It worked just like I needed it too, all be it my def system is the easiest test subject being a g19, with other contoured slides, your milage may vary. But it was reletively easy to use, it was secure, it did not damage any parts...but I did use a cushion for the locking blocks, I cut up a beer box...no lie...it worked great. No complaints of any kind other than...and here's the caveat for mentioned...I wish there were more markings on the actual push block for accurate measurements in small increments, I had to do quite a bit of eye balling and had to readjust a time or two on range day...a bit more adjusting than I thought was needed when sighting in, this would have been minimized if I could have correlated the tool's measurement markings with a center point; that I mark on the slide, and sight itself, then using a flat edge to line them up, taking into account the center line of the bore diameter of course, then this would have given me the best chance at nailing it the first or second time around and improvements that could put this product in the forefront of the market, after all it is a good tool, but it could be great. Having said all that, from the example that I tested I would say that I will recomend this to close friends and would definately buy again although I dont believe I will ever need too, it feels pretty solid. Best of luck. Take care. Peace to all. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tool for removing and installing sights *by S***0 on October 21, 2024* I bought this during the Prime Days Sale. My only complaint is that one of the hold down nuts wobbled terribly on the support post. Upon examining it I noticed that the hole for the nut was drilled and threaded on an angle, in relation to the bearing surface of the nut, causing the nut to wobble 1/8' to 3/16", and applying uneven pressure to the top plate. I wrote to Amazon, and the manufacturer about this issue and requested a replacement nut. I haven't heard anything back from either of them, so I took the nut and mounted it on a mandrel in my lathe, and turned the bearing surface perpendicular to the bore of the nut. It's shorter now, but doesn't wobble , and applies even pressure to the top plate of the tool. That's just poor QC to let something that obvious to be shipped out for sale. A blind man could have seen the wobble in the nut. However, the price was about a third of others for sale at the time, and I think it will work just fine now. ## Frequently Bought Together - W WIREGEAR Sight Tool with Heavy-Duty Construction and Rotatable Sight Prong, Sight Adjustment Tool Sight Removal Tool - TRUGLO Front Sight Tool Compatible with All Glock Models - Compact Durable Easy-to-Use Gunsmithing Tool - Loctite Threadlocker Blue 242 Blue, 0.2 fl oz, 1, Tube --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/172490029-sight-pusher-tool-with-heavy-duty-aluminum-frame-and-rotatable](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/172490029-sight-pusher-tool-with-heavy-duty-aluminum-frame-and-rotatable) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-08-26*