Need a front sight tool
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Need a front sight tool
Need a a2 front sight tool for my AR. Took it out today and windage is good but I'm hitting reallllllly high. Anyone know of anywhere in the Jackson area that keeps some?
I'll probably just order one but it's a $5-$7 tool....and shipping is always just as much from what I've found on it. So I'd rather just drive a few miles and pick one up
I'll probably just order one but it's a $5-$7 tool....and shipping is always just as much from what I've found on it. So I'd rather just drive a few miles and pick one up

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Re: Need a front sight tool
Or you could just use a cartridge to adjust it.
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Re: Need a front sight tool
bubbat wrote:Or you could just use a cartridge to adjust it.![]()
Yeah I actually just heard that from my sister's brother in law! Ha I'll probably just give that a try.

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Re: Need a front sight tool
It works, I think it was designed to be adjusted with a cartridge. Kinda like a 1911 can be completely stripped down without tools.
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bubbat wrote:.............. Kinda like a 1911 can be completely stripped down without tools.
Yeah.................. Same with the AK-47..................
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Re: Need a front sight tool
I have a small (very) blade screwdriver I keep in my range bag for the purpose ... works well ...
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Re: Need a front sight tool
green-tips work!

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Re: Need a front sight tool
miker84 wrote:green-tips work!
new to ARs here so please explain?

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jakeg823 wrote:miker84 wrote:green-tips work!
new to ARs here so please explain?
Sorry, I was referring to the green-tipped M855 62gr penetrator cartridge. The bullet tip on is small enough to adjust the front site post.

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Re: Need a front sight tool
Just poke the tip of the round in and turn the sight. Thats the way we did it in the Marines.

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Lt.Dan wrote:Just poke the tip of the round in and turn the sight. Thats the way we did it in the Marines.
In the Army also!!
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Re: Need a front sight tool
Thats the way the Navy teaches it as well.

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