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I have a 1911 TRP (the older full-rail one with adjustable rear sights). I am having an issue with the pin that holds the sight top and bottom together working its way out every 100 rounds or so. I can push it back in with my finger but is there a DIY fix for this? I do not want to replace my entire rear sight if I don't have to as they work great and are zeroed perfectly. I have attached a few photos.
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Stake the pin so it's tighter when you drive it back into the sight.
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