I used to think that I had two requirements for handguns: (1) adjustable sights, and (2) made of stainless steel. Most of the handguns I've bought in the past few years have neither (I just can't pass up the deals on Makarovs, PA63s, Kel-Tecs, CZs, etc.). These are decent, functional, guns, but it is frustrating that they often don't shoot to point of aim for me. Most of these have the rear sight dovetailed in place and often described as "drift adjustable." I gather that you can tap them with a brass rod or something to adjust them. Does anyone actually do this? I don't have a brass rod handy, and even if I get one, I'm not sure I want to pound away on my new CZ-75 PCR. I've used sight pusher tools on my AKs and SKS rifles that work fine. Is there anything like this for adjusting pistol sights? I know I could have adjustable sights added to some of these - but in some cases, the sights would cost more than the pistol, and once the gun is sighted in, I'd probably never adjust the sights again.
Any advice will be appreciated.
Doug
Any advice will be appreciated.
Doug