Anyone have a rear sight installer for M&Ps?

[SneakySh0rty]

Just wondering if anyone has an Ameriglo/MGW rear sight installer I can borrow for a couple of days? Need to do a little work on my M&P40 and would like a tool made for it rather than trying to drift it off with a punch.

this:http://ads.midwayusa.com/product/718524/maryland-gun-works-front-and-rear-sight-tool-s-and-w-m-and-p

Thanks in advance

 

[Braddbdl]

This tool is awesome! I played hell twice with a couple of my M&P's before buying one. With a punch, you will cuss, it will take forever, and you will destroy the factory sights getting them off. With the tool, five minutes, angels singing, original sights unmarred.

I would let you borrow mine if I were closer.

 

[John from MD]

I have owned three M&P's and none required a sight pusher. The key to knocking them out is to have the slide on a hard surface, like a solid wood board, and to hit the punch with a solid blow from at least a 16 oz ball peen hammer. If you flatten out one side of the punch, you will get more energy transfer to the sight.

 

[SneakySh0rty]

This tool is awesome! I played hell twice with a couple of my M&P's before buying one. With a punch, you will cuss, it will take forever, and you will destroy the factory sights getting them off. With the tool, five minutes, angels singing, original sights unmarred.

I would let you borrow mine if I were closer.

Im going to shoot you over a message. See if I can work out a security deposit having it mailed to me kind of thing. I doubt ill have the time to ventuer that far down south. haha

I have owned three M&P's and none required a sight pusher. The key to knocking them out is to have the slide on a hard surface, like a solid wood board, and to hit the punch with a solid blow from at least a 16 oz ball peen hammer. If you flatten out one side of the punch, you will get more energy transfer to the sight.

Thanks for the input!