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Came across these today, first time I've seen they were making them.
I've had great results using their front sight pin tool.
I know I've wrecked a few side blades using the ole punch method :crying:
I should get mine in a week or so.
Happy to have one for the asking price,
M1 CARBINE REAR SIGHT INSTALL AND REMOVAL TOOL
And now I see they have their own frt sight R&R tools:
M1 Carbine Tools
And how do you not love his "ABOUT US" section:
About - MATRIX
Regards
Charlie-Painter777
Charlie, I have his front sight tool, but haven't used it yet. In his videos, everything looks so easy - doubt it would go that well if I were doing it! I got my rear sight tool from Nick, and it took some practice to get used to. Mine "wobbled" a bit, and he replaced it with one that was a little bit better. Nick's is a little heavier built, but the Matrix looks like a good design and easier to use. Matrix also includes an insert to help protect the stamped rear sights. I asked if he could supply the insert separately, since I already had another brand of tool, and he sent me one "no charge." He's a neat guy, and I like the "about us", too! :thup: - Bob
USGI,
I see on his site that he will sell the rear sight spacer seperate.
I like the guy and haven't met him. HAA!
Have a good night
Charlie
I came back to this post to link up to Matrix and now see my links no longer work.
Looks like instead of a Dot Net, they have a new web address using Dot com.
Here it is for any interested:
Matrix Precision, High Quality Parts
Charlie-Painter777