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  • Ditch-Runner
    JMHO
    I was going to buy one similar to the one pictured
    I have a xdm 45 and was going to change sights after reading reviews its a almost impossible task with out a "good " sight pusher from what i have seen closer to 200.00 for one . my youngest son , nephew and myself are considering going in together to get one . if you read the fine print on a lot of the sight tools they will say not for use on springfield and xxxx other model sights
    I do not recall the name off the top of my head of the one we were looking at but do a search I am sure the better ones will show up also . but are a lot more sturdy and made to handle the more stubborn tight sights like the Springfield's
    like I said just my view but I would do some checking on preformance reviews before buying one
    good luck on your quest
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  • Ricci Wright
    Most of ncstar stuff is very cheaply made.
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  • thunderbolt
    None I've tried work very well. I wish you luck.
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  • mnrivrat48
    I am not familiar with that particular one, but I can tell you to not put cheap as the priority.

    You need a very solid well built unit to assure a solid push without sliding or wiggle. You can ruin a set of good sights (and mar a slide)in a instant if the pushing unit has too much play. I have encountered some very difficult sights to adjust or move. The old hammer and brass punch method on many of the newer guns is a formula for disaster and so is a cheap sloppy pusher system.
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