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In this video, I demonstrate and review the BraveX sight pusher, and demonstrate how to swap the sights on my carry 1911.
I replaced the sights with a set of Truglo tritium sights, the bushings, and screws got some much-needed love and attention and she is back to being beautiful again.
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[@paulheinz2145]

Mine is the spitting image of yours but is marketed Accucraft. I also had the same experience for the most part. My Colt 1911 limited edition had the same NOVAC low mounts. I broke one of my lower stabilisers and the handler pin kept falling out. It is my opinion the combination of NOVAC and 1911 makes hydraulic pushers a necessaty , or you can kiss the sight good by and saw the middle out and use a brass punch (a big brass punch) it did pop out and I use the pusher to install my Wilson Combat U notch sight. Wilson sight was fitted by me and went in easily. It is not the pusher it is NOVAC sights on any 1911.. More precisely because Novaks are indestructible the manufacturers use their incredible equipment to carve the steel on the sights away and laugh when they think about the poor bastard that may try to change the sights.

[@ByronETAWheels]

Pretty much sums up my feelings on it. I would honestly buy a desktop hydraulic sight pusher if I could find such a device. This one makes absolute child's play of the rest of my collection for adjusting sights. Wish I had bought it sooner.