[TDR_50]

Where can I purchase a sight tool that will work with my P99 Thanks

 

[Jake Starr]

If you are in the states just call Walther America....

 

[Fenrir Wulff]

What sort of tool do you need? Do you want to adjust the rear sight windage or remove the sights? Both can be done without a specific sight tool (other than the allen wrench included with the pistol).

 

[mambro]

If you are talking about the front sight tool for some night sights, Meprolight makes one. Here is a link to what it looks like..and can be found from other sellers as well.

Meprolight Sight Tool

If you are talking about the tiny allen screw for the factory front sight, Jake Starr is right... Walther America can send you one... and/or you could try a local hardware store.

 

[Rockets]

A Glock site tool works great also if you have one or know someone that does. Front site tool of course.

Rockets Out....

 

[TDR_50]

Thanks Guys. I need to replace the rear sight & install tritium sights so I need a pusher type tool. I will check with walter Thanks

 

[Rockets]

You don't need any tool at all though you may need a small file as they are tight sometimes and go in one way so try both ways before filing. A few slight file stokes made mine work, did not even remove any finish from the sight (which would have been hidden anyway)

REAR ONLY

OK, Here it the trick but watch out as a spring may fly out. Either back the sight screw out all the way but I find this much easier. You see the pin that the rear sight screw rests in, the pin is spring loaded. Just find something that won't scratch the gun. Something small and plastic like a pen cap, push down on the pin and slide the sight out. This is when the spring will fly so be carefull.

Rockets Out...

 

[Rockets]

Oh and if you got Meps, the two pair I got both had instructions that said if the rear was tight, file on the slide. Considering the price of a slide compared to the price of a new rear sight that hit me as a very stupid idea. Test fit it before you put the spring and pin back in. Try from both sides, it will go in easy from one side. If it won't go all the way in once again get something that will not mar it or just push it with a piece of wood. Do it somewhat hard but don't force it real hard, tap it back out, look on the bottom of the rear sight and the dovetail sides for scuffed areas. Hit these just a few times with a fine tooth file, try again and see if you have to repeat it. It should take almost no filing, it did not even leave a silver spot on mine.

Rockets Out..