How to remove or install fixed gun sights?

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Is it hard to remove a S & W sight?

It is stated in the instructions that S&W sights are often very tight fitting and hard to remove. The front sight took more force than I really wanted to use but it eventually broke loose and slide out without any damage to the slide or the sight.

Can a rear sight slide in a front sight?

The front sight took more force than I really wanted to use but it eventually broke loose and slide out without any damage to the slide or the sight. The rear sight came out relatively easy and both replacement sights slid in with no issues other than having to take a couple tries back and forth to get them centered.

When did they stop making the Luger pistol?

Because production was halted in 1943, finding parts for these pistols can be a challenge. We have a huge inventory of Luger parts, including spring kits, magazines, and grips. We also carry Luger tools and a wide range of Luger holsters so you can restore your pistol and keep these pieces of history alive.

What kind of parts do you need for a Luger?

We have a huge inventory of Luger parts, including spring kits, magazines, and grips. We also carry Luger tools and a wide range of Luger holsters so you can restore your pistol and keep these pieces of history alive.

Why did Hakan spuhr make a custom Luger?

The reasons behind Spuhr’s conclusions are that the Luger has an exceptionally low bore and the striker has a very short length of travel (about 7 mm) and therefore a low time until impact with the primer. The grip angle is very similar to that of the Glock pistol (but it doesn’t take Glock magazines).