pardon this question, if the posts are "sheared " off, how will locktite prevent shearing ? if the post is "sheared off" wouldn't it have to be rubbing against something?
pardon this question, if the posts are "sheared " off, how will locktite prevent shearing ? if the post is "sheared off" wouldn't it have to be rubbing against something?
Sounds like an idea. Did you get it done locally or send the slide to someone?
As for the posts shearing off, the only thing I can think of is the weight of the sight vs the recoiling slide. Yeah, doesn't make much sense. That's why I'm searching for some insight with this thread.
And yes, locktite isn't a glue, but others mention using it, and I'm looking for successful ways to keep the sight in place. Loosing the sight probably isn't that common because the internet would be full off complaints and solutions if it was. There's a way to put it on correctly, but the info is not easy to find
I had the dovetail cut at a local gun shop (one of the best gun related investments I've made); looking back I did have a ft. sight come off my G21 but that was because it hit the edge of the port (early in my USPSA life) I was shooting thru; that was a wedged sight, replaced w/ a screw ft. sight and learned to stand back from the ports; now no worries.
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Here's an update.
Received the new sight and called Kahr to get any updated information on how to properly install it. They told me that they if I sent the slide and sight in, they would install at no charge and warranty it if there are any more problems. This is on a gun that was made over 10 years ago.
It's a solid deal for me. Putting the stuff in the mail tomorrow.