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Style: Heavy-Duty
Features
- EASE OF USE: Precision machined with a large 4-post drive knob to easily push the sight and can be used to install, uninstall or adjust front and rear dovetail sights
- ACCURACY: Features reference marks for making precise adjustments
- VERSATILITY: Works on all semi-auto pistols and the sight prong is reversible to accommodate Glock slides
- RELIABLE: Fully captures and supports slide so it will not break or deform
- DURABLE: Constructed of an aluminum frame with steel components
- DIMENSIONS: 8.58 inches L x 5.24 inches W x 5.24 inches H
- GUARANTEED: This product is covered by a limited lifetime warranty provided by Wheeler. Please contact Wheeler customer service for assistance
Description
The Wheeler® Armorer’s Handgun Sight Tool is designed for adjusting, installing or removing dovetail style front and rear handgun sights. Made of high end materials, the Wheeler® Armorer’s Handgun Sight Tool will last for years of hard use.
Brand: Wheeler
Color: black, yellow
Style: Heavy-Duty
Product Dimensions: 5.2"L x 5.3"W x 8.6"H
Sport: Airsoft
Item Weight: 4.3 pounds
Material: Metal
Compatible Devices: Handgun
Mounting Type: Dovetail Mount
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 10 years
Compatible Devices: Handgun
Mounting Type: Dovetail Mount
Reticle Type: Cross
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.2"L x 5.3"W x 8.6"H
Item Weight: 4.3 pounds
Item Display Weight: 5 pounds
Item Display Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 5 inches
Color: black, yellow
Product Style: Heavy-Duty
Material Type: Metal
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 10 years
Brand Name: Wheeler
Sport Type: Airsoft
Model Name: Armorer's Handgun Sight Tool
Manufacturer: Battenfeld Technologies
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 661120109051
Global Trade Identification Number: 51
Included Components: Handgun sight tool
Item Type Name: Wheeler, Amorers Handgun Sight Tool
Model Number: 710905
Manufacturer Part Number: 710905
Warranty Description: 1-year manufacturer
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Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
This thing is built like a tank. I rarely get pleasure out of using a tool, but to put it simply, I had so much enjoyment using this tool! Everything was sold. It was easy and intuitive to use. It weighed a ton, but thats a sign of quality. The knurling was great, the ergonomics were easy to figure out, and the color and aesthetics were all on point. But most important of all, it got the job done. I was trying to remove my rear sights that have been on this gun for years. It was rusted on, stuck with Loctite in the dove tail, and I could NOT get it back out with a hammer and punch. This tool easily and gently nudged the rear sight out, and did so with no fuss. 10/10 would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Stephen
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
Worked great for removing a S&W Bodyguard 2.0 rear site. I tried what many others have with a hammer/punch/vice.. this didn't work.. didn't budge. Read about this and people having luck with it. I put some PB penetrating oil on the site edges to hopefully loosen it, not that it was rusted, but still... and once the slide was in the pusher i went around with a lighter to heat up the slides metal surrounding the site hopefully to expand the metal some, not to the point of doing damage to the finish, but kept it moving. Then had the pusher at the lowest point I could on the site while checking slide clearance and "crack" it started to move! I then checked and adjusted the pusher height to just clear the slide but stay at the lowest point on the site while moving it and success!! I didn't use this in a vise, I preferred to hold it and turn while keeping an eye on the pusher. I would highly recommend!! I have some S&W M&P pistols I'll be using this on next. Well made nice heavy construction, would buy one again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Dave
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
First off, it works!!!! I use it for my sig sauer p226 with the e2 grip. I tried the other sight tool and it didn’t work. This tool is very well constructed. It’s height adjustability allows it to work on most if not all guns in my opinion. Moreover as the video shows, it doesn’t grip right below the front sights, which is good because some gun, including my p226, run parallel from the back but near the front it caves inward so if the holding pins grabs onto that, it will not be straight. Although it is expensive, it works and there isn’t much options out there. There are more expensive ones that probably do the same job. And I don’t feel like using a punch and hammer because that just becomes annoying trying to hammer just right to get the sight where you want it. This is simple and again, it works! As far as protecting gun details, i found that using 4 piece of felt pad for the pins was all that is necessary. The top and bottom won’t scratch the gun. The pusher might scratch the sight but I feel like it’s more important to be able to see point of contact than protecting the gun from scratches, especially since it’s only the sight. However I haven’t seen any scratches yet but I imagine several uses and pushes will make scratches on the sight, which I don’t care about as it adds character. I mean, better to scratch the sight than the slide. Anyway, i digress. Great tool that works!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2018 by KL90
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
Originally I'd considered the MG Works universal sight tool but with all the slide adapters, the cost quickly went north of $400. For my casual uses, this was far more than desired to spend. This Wheeler unit fit the uses with a price point that was reasonable and would allow uses on other guns. The prior reviews concerned me about breakage so I called Wheeler to find out how this version differed. The customer service rep told me they had replaced the drive screw on this revision and they will be more robust. My box indicates a revision B though the code on the tool itself is 4-10-16. Some preliminary thoughts before putting it to use. The top guide that has the curve or flat spot is a synthetic composite. Precautions like using tape on the slide to protect the finish would be advised. Same goes for the four adjustable clamps that secure the slide on each side. I used a thin fiber phenolic spacer that has some cushioning-compression properties. Tape is easily torn and depending on any movement may not be sufficient cushion. YMMV. Make sure that the pusher is perpendicular to the dove tails, if it is pushing slightly off, it may drive the sight in slightly off and damage the sights. With the front or rear of the slide in position, line the pusher notch up with the slide and sight down the top to verify they line up, adjust the side clamps as necessary. Snug up the top allowing sufficient clearance for the pusher to clear the slide. Use a penetrating oil on the dove tails. The first task was the Sig 2022 replacing with Sig Night Sights/Meprolights. The originals were in there REALLY tight, I had concerns if the adjustment tool would break or the slide may be damaged by the force used. Luckily it didn't give out and they eventually came out with a pretty good amount of force. The pusher itself began to cant and didn't apply force perpendicular to the sight. It does have some play so I wish they could tighten the tolerances there to remove that. The front was driven in slightly off and the slide dovetail is harder than the sight. This wore a slightly off groove that would not allow the sight to be driven in perpendicular. An Oh sheep! moment and the front sight required some filing to remove the burr. The perfectionist in me wanted to order a new front because I want it "right" not finessed in. Spending $50 wasn't desired so I cleaned up the burr, it went in smoothly following and a touch of cold blue covered the slight wear on the tip of the sight. The rear was pretty firm and it eventually seated fine without any need for fine abrasive paper. Onto the HK P2000, I couldn't ask for it to be any smoother, the originals came out with mild effort. The Trijicon HD front dovetail was about .006" wider than the original. Taking a bit off the bottom and a hair off had it about .003 larger. The rear has a hollowed based so this will compress some when driven in. The HK was easy to work on with the Trijicons and installing these was uneventful. Overall a nice tool and other than the pusher screw having some take-up and deflection, the rest of this unit is great. If they could use a bushing on the drive screw it would reduce some of the deflection when encountering stubborn sights. Getting the slide lined up will insure that the sights come out and go in smoothly. Worth the $200 to me. :)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2016 by M. F.
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
After spending considerably less on inferior products and getting fed up, I finally had enough and bought the best looking tool offered. This beautifully engineered and crafted piece of machinery is impressive out of the box. The Springfield XD is notorious for its factory sights being nearly impossible to remove. The amount of force required is ridiculous. I got the slide clamped in there as perfect and tight as possible. I rotated that handle around twice and it didn't budge. At this point I needed to use a long socket as a breaker bar though the instructions said not to. 1/4 turn later I started wondering where all this energy was going since it wasn't being released. I checked the tool and nothing seem to be twisting or torquing out of reason but I didn't notice my slide starting to curve. I backed it off a little bit still keeping plenty of tension on, rotated the tool onto its side so it's clamping the wheels were resting on my workbench, and helped the pusher block with a couple taps from a hammer. I found out later this is actually in the instructions. That's what it took to break it free enough just to start to move. A another full turn of the handle and another firm tap with a hammer got it to move enough where I could rotate it out just with the handle but it still wasn't easy. The tool did everything it could and everything I needed to do and it handled the toughest job it will ever have beautifully. I didn't have to hammer help the rear sight and it did make a crack sound when it broke through which I had read about before. However it did take the tiniest chip off the corner of the slide as it passed beyond that outer edge but it had nothing to do with the tool. It's so small I can't feel it but I can see it but will have no effect on anything. The pads that side clamp didn't have full contact because of the step in the Springfield slide so I took up that gap with a couple pieces of cut up credit card. I've worked plenty with my hands and tools over the last 30 years and can tell you this is the only site pusher tool I will ever need.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by lefty
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
So far, I'm very impressed! While I was disappointed that this was made in China, my initial impressions are that it's a very solid, heavy, and well-made piece of equipment. Everything had been well-oiled, so there were no signs of any corrosion on any surface. All the nuts and screws worked very smoothly. My only negative comment was that the threads on the vertical locking bolts seemed a bit rough when I first adjusted it--not sure what the issue was--but once the locking nuts had been turned once it worked very smoothly. The sight adjustment wheel was secured with a set screw, so it shouldn't come loose during use. Everything adjusted smoothly and easily. Even the user manual was thorough. I was also impressed with the packaging, which certainly helped keep things from getting dinged up during shipping.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by R. L. Doty
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Color: black, yellow
Very disappointing sight pusher. The quality is just not there. Small diameter bolts and not even stainless steel. At this higher price point I expected better quality construction. Tried it once on a very clean Sig p239 slide. And it locked up tight. This was after oiling it carefully and following all instructions and a few YouTube videos. So all and all cheap construction and failed the one time I used it. Save your money and avoid disappointment. To say this professional grade equipment is absurd. They should be ashamed of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Greg
Size: One Size
Color: black, yellow
Been needing a sight pusher for a while now. Decided to go big or go home. This is pricey, but well built. Looks nice too, and is easy to use. It supports a large variety of pistol slides due to the adjustable clamps. The height of the pusher itself adjusts so that you can get the most real estate on the sight without hitting the slide. It even fit my Arex Rex Zero1, which has a tall and wide slide. As far as pros vs cons, the pros outweigh the cons. Pros: -Well built -Easy to use (sight pusher handle is large and needs no tools) -Pleasant to look at -Multiple clamping spots (4 on the slide sides, and 3 on the top with one that adjusts to accodmadate for slide height.) -Pusher has 2 different faces that you can flip to depending on your sight shape. (flat and angled, for sights like glocks, or in my case Arex.) -Guide lines on bottom where your slide would rest to help you determine if you've clamped down evenly on the slide. -Took a very hard cranking. My back sights on the Rex Zero1 were tight as sin, but even after seriously tightening it, the pusher held up. Cons -While the side clamps are rubber, they seemed hard enough to leave a mark in the finish in the shape of the clamp end. I now use a few cloth cleaning squares to prevent the pads from contacting the slide. Your mileage may vary, as I did have to crank very hard on my Arex to the the back sight off, possibly pushing it into that pad harder than others. -Not a con for me, but if you wanted this to stand still on it's own, it has no way of mounting to anything built in. And that's it. Don't know about the longevity of it, but it's held up good on two pistols so far. Hopefully it stays that way.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2018 by Brandon