NcSTAR Universal Pistol Rear Sight Tool — Blue Frame

Description

The NcSTAR Universal Pistol Rear Sight Tool is a workshop-grade sight pusher designed for the removal, installation, and windage adjustment of dovetailed rear sights on most semi-automatic pistol slides. Its adjustable base and multiple clamp points are intended to accommodate full-size, compact, subcompact, and pocket-sized slides. The tool assembles with a heavy-duty blue anodized aluminum frame and steel working components, and it includes accessories to adapt to different slide profiles. Side and top inserts protect finished slide surfaces while the sight pusher accepts different sight angles.

Key Specifications

• Designed for removal, installation, and windage adjustment of dovetailed rear sights on many semi-auto pistol slides.
• Compatible with full, compact, subcompact, and pocket-sized semi-auto pistol slides.
• The base platform is adjustable for height and includes one bottom spacer for some pocket pistol slides.
• Equipped with multiple vertical and horizontal clamps to secure a wide range of slide sizes.
• Includes adjustable side braces and two sets of plastic inserts (flat and stepped) to fit varied slide profiles.
• The rear sight pusher works with 90° and 30° rear sight profiles and can remove, install, or adjust sights in either direction.
• The sight tool frame can be bolted or clamped to a work surface or clamped into a vise for stable operation.
• The rear sight pusher has an adjustable/removable handle and may be operated with a 15mm wrench or socket.
• Constructed with a blue anodized aluminum frame and steel tool components; the sight pusher screw uses brass bushings.
• Supplied attributes list a weight of 37.50 oz and dimensions of 4.75" x 7" x 2" in the product data.

This tool provides a durable, adjustable platform for professional or hobbyist sight work, combining a protective insert system with robust clamping and an adaptable sight pusher. It’s designed to simplify dovetailed rear sight service across a wide range of semi-automatic pistol slides while protecting finished surfaces, making routine sight changes and adjustments more consistent and repeatable in a workshop setting.