Does BGF have a sight pushing tool in house?

[LEaSH]

I'm pretty sure you are not doing full blown gunsmithing in-house, but was wondering anyway if you had a sight pusher that I could swap my rear sight on the CZ RAMI.

It originally came with an LPA agustable for some reason, and I finally got the fixed version from CZUSA recently. So I know it'll match the dovetail.

Was hoping to swap the rear sight only and rent a lane at the range to make sure it's hitting where it should.

If you do have one, what is the fee? Thanks.

 

[curraheeguns]

We have several sight tools, bring it in sometime after noon and let Greg see if one fits.

 

[LEaSH]

Thanks. Tuesday probably early afternoon. Shouldnt be swamped at that time.

 

[BGFirearms]

All my sight pushers are gun specific and I'm not sure if one of them will work on your CZ. I dont have a universal tool but I'm pretty sure Jeff of J&M gunsmithing might. I dont want you to make a waisted trip but if one of mine will work for you, then your more than welcome to use it. Thanks Greg

 

[LEaSH]

Much appreciated. It wouldnt be a wasted trip - I'm pretty close. If it can't be done safely I'll understand completely.
I'll still look forward to finally trying your range.

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[LEaSH]

Greg, thanks again for the great customer service.

I found a few firearms I might buy if they're still available, after I buy a few things for other people.

The range is great, the folks are great, and that dog is a heartmelter. It watches everything that goes on.

 

[WebSnyper]

Greg, thanks again for the great customer service.

I found a few firearms I might buy if they're still available, after I buy a few things for other people.

The range is great, the folks are great, and that dog is a heartmelter. It watches everything that goes on.

Ok, you left us all hanging... did the sight pusher work out?

 

[LEaSH]

Sorry.

Greg provided four different pushers and no, they would not fit the RAMI with the LPA adjustable sight.

I ended up using a brass rod and mallet with the slide sandwiched between a nylon cutting board in a vice. I was kinda worried that it was going to be damaged, but it worked out fine.