I’ll probably punch it out and use the pusher to get the new one in @GuitarGuy
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Laughed at myself this morning when I saw that I had posted the ones I bought not 2 posts prior to @Jammo ‘s post. Bad on me for not scrolling up to get context.
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its a good pusher, its just not Guitarguy proof. lol
for being made by Vism (nc star’s upper line) its pretty good. .i like mine, even though its been Guitarguyed. )
ymmv
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Mine is out for delivery today @GamecockOperator
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awesome!! i bet you’re excited!
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Yes sir @GamecockOperator
Getting ready to try it out now just to get a feel for it so I don’t break it
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Not sure what the directions state. I put some gun oil on the sight pusher threads. Though mine is different. If the sight binds going in I backed off the pusher (let the sight center itself) the was able to push the sight in.
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Thanks @AZ_Joe
I did read about needing to apply oil first.
Sounds like slow and steady is the way to go 
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Lil Dandy soldering iron may be needed as well.
What why @Rufus
Blue loctite not enough?
Most of the early Daggers they used red locktite.
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Mine are the earliest ones @Rufus
I’m pretty sure my soldering iron is in storage.
One reason I’m replacing the sights is because the rear has actually moved, so I’ll think positive for now 
Thanks for the reminder though!
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Just go slow and watch the ears of the pusher.
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10-4 thanks for the advice @GuitarGuy
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If it moved your likely golden.
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Yes sir 
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Old sights removed easily being that the rear had already started moving.
Now I’m waiting on WM to deliver my blue loctite so I can finish installing the new ones.
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Gotta love wizard eyes
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nicely done!
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