I found that to be the case with my Gen 4 Glock 17. It
's POI was left. A guy working at USSA had the tools to drift the rear sight over to the right for me. Got it on the second try. I appreciated his help. He showed me his steel rear sight that he upgraded his Glock to. It would hook more easily on belts, pants or whatever for emergency one handed slide cycling. I forget the brand, but remember he told me Brownells sells them. I had'nt realized until then that standard Glock sights are polymer and can break.
fixed it for ya.
just push the sights on a rock or hard surface... it worked for me. just remember right moves point of impact right and so on. if you have a tool then that would be optimal but hey, do what works. i love glocks but the point of impact is almost always left and low. it takes some practice and knowing your weapon helps alot here. if you get steel sights get night sights. they are very worth it. meprolights are the brightest night sights so far even more than trijicon.
hope that's not off subject.
hope that's not off subject.
Thanks, you beat me to it
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