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  • seabee1
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    Originally posted by NorCALSpeed
    The sight did not go in easily
    geez, was the set screw stickin out or something?

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  • kendog4570
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    Originally posted by NorCALSpeed
    Hi everyone,

    Hope this is the right forum for this.

    A friend installed the sight on my CZ 75 SA. The sight did not go in easily and he ended up using a hammer and punch to get it in. As you can see, he missed a few times. I hate the way this looks and I'm wondering what my options for repairs are?

    Is this a cerakote situation? File/sand/then coat?

    CGW said they could help but I'd rather find a local shop if possible.

    Appreciate any advice. Thanks!

    Good thing this "friend" didn't have a dremel nearby...

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  • eaglemike
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    Find a shop that does exotic slide work, tell them you want the slide lightened, especially those marks removed, and sell the slide for a 300% markup on CalGuns!
    J/K - sorry to see that. Easiest way, get a decent used slide, keep that one in the drawer or sell it. Might come in handy some day.

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  • JagerDog
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    Just let your friend TIG weld that up, grind it back to shape and refinish. Good way to learn.

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  • roggiedog
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    your friend needs a bigger sledgehammer for the next job he does for (on) you.

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  • ar15barrels
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    "you don't need a sight pusher" is the mantra of the cheapskates.
    I offer you this thread as why sight pushers are worth the cost.

    Here is a nice sight pusher if you ever feel yourself wanting one of the best:


    Originally posted by NorCALSpeed
    Hi everyone,

    Hope this is the right forum for this.

    A friend installed the sight on my CZ 75 SA. The sight did not go in easily and he ended up using a hammer and punch to get it in. As you can see, he missed a few times. I hate the way this looks and I'm wondering what my options for repairs are?

    Is this a cerakote situation? File/sand/then coat?

    CGW said they could help but I'd rather find a local shop if possible.

    Appreciate any advice. Thanks!

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  • NorCALSpeed
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    Originally posted by Ishootforblood
    Lol such a great moment from that movie.

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  • 67Cuda
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    There is no excuse for that.

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  • 'ol shooter
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    Black marks-a-lot and let it roll. Lesson learned, you get whay you pay for.

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  • NorCALSpeed
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    Originally posted by Dr Pete
    Get a new slide and let a competent gunsmith install sight.
    Saw 1 for sale on ebay for ~ $40

    That was painful to see, I can fix almost anything but even I think it would be ugly after any attempt at repair.

    If I can get a new slide for just $40 that's way cheaper than one hour with a gun smith. Thanks!

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  • Steve G
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    That would drive me nuts!

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  • rice_man
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    Originally posted by Barbarosa
    I do not think that word means what you think it means.
    yeah - is he still a friend?

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  • BajaJames83
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    that is no fixing that

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  • sealocan
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    "Just Shootz it."

    Zsa Zsa Gabor :




    Just my opinion but it's a (Nice) tool, not a safe Queen, so as soon as you fix this cosmetic issue there might be another that you notice or even possibly cause yourself.

    The cheapest solution would be trying to dab the scratched areas with one of those Birchwood Casey instant blue Sharpie type markers.

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  • Barbarosa
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    Originally posted by NorCALSpeed

    A friend....
    I do not think that word means what you think it means.

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