No help on who, but I strongly suggest you have the gunsmith install the sight too. There's more to it than just tapping it in.
Youre absolutely right, there is. A "3/8 dovetail" is more of a guideline than an absolute with tolerances in the thousandths of an inch being the difference between done right and done screwed up. Also a sight "pusher" is much better than a hammer and drift punch for installation.
I have the sight I need installed so the gunsmith can make the cut to the propper tolerances. Although I do most of my own "smithing" I am not set up for cutting a dovetail and will defer to the professionals in that area.
I have the sight I need installed so the gunsmith can make the cut to the propper tolerances. Although I do most of my own "smithing" I am not set up for cutting a dovetail and will defer to the professionals in that area.
You might ask MKP in Minco.
You might contact Conner Blevins with EMR Racing in Noble, he's cutting my slide right now for a RMR. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Here's some photos of the work he does:
https://www.okshooters.com/threads/pistol-slide-cutting.241134/
Here's some photos of the work he does:
https://www.okshooters.com/threads/pistol-slide-cutting.241134/
Be careful with that statement. The hammer pound and whack crowd will take issue with that statement. Been there done that! lol
Who hasn't been there?!? You gotta do what you gotta do to get the job done! I've even had to use a pipe wrench to get a barrel nut off once!
do u know if its a 60 or 65 degree, and do u have the sight to be fitted I'm in moore
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