On Glk 23C 3rd gen sight 3/16 screw in recessed circle is so offcenter screw is less than 1mm from recess wall. Need super thin or notched driver?
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I had my doubts about clearance also but the nut driver is very thin and worked on my compact glock sight very well.
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I believe they are all off center in the recessed circle, this wrench still worked on my G17 without a problem.
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Vegas- I had the same issue with my G34. Buy with confidence. The tool worked like a charm. The driver socket wall is thin enough to clear the slide wall and nut. Best regards- Majik
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I have not yet mounted it, just came the other day. It looks like 3/8 bolts or lag screws would work well. I did not measure the mounting hole, but they are larger than 3/8. Be sure to look at other comments and product reviews. This is a quality vise, but the specs are not accurate as listed on Amazon.
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Unknown. I have made only one installation. Also, the sight lasted less than 2 hours before it completely failed.
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I (also) had to adjust mine. I parked in front of a wall- approx 20 feet away and adusted them using a phillips screw driver.Took less than 10 minutes to adjust.
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I have mounted mine behind an Aimpoint PRO that was set for co-witnenn on a AR 15. It matched perfect. When behind my EOTech EXPS 3-2 it appeard to set too low, but surprisingly the sight picture was perfect, and centered
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Confirming yes the Wiha precision nut driver works on Gen 4 sights hex screw. Excellent driver. This was the reason I purchased following a previous Amazon customer review.
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There's 3 small screws to adjust laser on center. Just need to roll body smoothly and adjust screws till laser makes a small dot on wall.
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I did respond but had a small error in my response. It uses a larger screwdriver if available. Most people have a #2 but a #3 is the size of the screw heads, however a #2 should do the job but may slip out occasionally. There are 5 screws. Put the center one in first loosely. Then install the remaining four loosely. tighten the center one then the four others alternately until you have them snugged down. Tighten the center firmly then the other 4 firmly going back around to insure that they are all tight. Upright it and use it and i expect you will like it like i like mine. Jimmy
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I have two of these mounts installed in 400mm configurations and know not of which nut you are speaking. Looking at my installations right now, all my nuts are too the backside (LOL) and none of them are exactly flush.
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ChuChi, where do you even insert the tip of the screw driver?? did you ever find out? Thank you! I'm mid project and dremmel is not even open to ask!
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I also just purchased a UTG LED Green Laser Combo and the laser does not hold a good zero. So far I have been able to determine that the mount does not hold the laser firm enough to hold the zero. I do not want to over tighten the screws and strip them. No solution yet. I just think the mount should be made more sturdy. I also noted that the green dot grows larger, especially after 25 Yards.
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Use a flat head screw driver knock it in from side at 45 degree in the anti-clockwise direction
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I did purchase them for the g23 and g19, both in 3rd gen. Now I believe the inside end is polished but don't quote me on it.
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I had to special order my cabinet as a flush mount rather than a recessed mount because I had a vent pipe behind the dry wall, between the studs over the sink, so I didn't have the space for a recessed mount. I have about a 3 1/2" exposure. To answer your question, the side view of the cabinet shows that the recessed mount leaves about an inch of reveal to nicely expose the crown moulding and side moulding. I see there is a substantial price increase from when I bought my cabinet last spring. I thought it was a real nice cabinet for what I paid. Bob R.
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There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will work. There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will... » Read More There is only one screw that holds the front sight base on. I suggest purple low strength loctite, as it is specified for small fasteners, and easy removal. I absolutely advise against red loctite for any fastener this small. It is considered "permanent" for anything under 1/4". Blue would be acceptable.Also, be sure to tighten the front sight post into the sight base, via the allen head screw from the front. The instructions advise to do so, however I neglected to do this, and lost the front post. A replacement was easy enough to get, any standard AR post, will work. « Show Less
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TG Screw is too short and it would take additional fitting as opposed to setting it back of the TG and using the wood screw. I would pre drill a pilot hole and put some past wax on the screw before driving it in with a cordless drill set on low a torque
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If your mounting on a non-level or slanted surface the screw takes up the slack caused by the non plumb surface or irregularities in the mounting area. Hope this helps.