so whats the best way to "push" my rear sight? and im not off by much on a hundred yard " sight in target" set at 18 yards if i aim for center of the bull i take out the left half of the bull circle with a nice tight group 1.5 inch if i am to the left side of the bull i get the same group in the center. is it worth messin with the sight? or just know that this is how i need to shoot this gun,in a life or death situation that one inch isnt gunna matter ill still put all 8 in the chest i know that, i just dont wanna screw up my sight/slide and have to take it to a gun smith
Well I don’t know how high the threat to your life is in your environment, but it sounds like you’re in or have the potential for several fire fights a day.
If this is the case you should be able to live with the offset in your POI from POA
However, If you just want the gun to plant bullets where you aim them you will have to adjust the sights.
I have included a photo of the sight pusher I use by B&J Machine.
I works very well in 1911 designed guns as well as others.
The sight pusher protects the sight from damage verses drifting and you have less risk of over adjusting the sight.
I think I paid a tick or two over 100 bucks for the tool.
I bought mine at MIDWAY
The MIDWAY part No. In the master catalog is 163458 (should be the same for the web site)
Good Luck