Wiha26576 Nut Driver With Precision Soft PicoFinish Handle, Inch, 3/16 x 60mm

This thing is great for db9 and db25 stand-off nuts. Great value for the money and excellent product.

It was worth the money, I used it to install a front sight on a Stk-100 since they use the same sights... it fits perfectly, and feels well made. I'm going to start looking at other items they have and sale.

Wiha makes excellent small tools in my experience. This is no different. Buy with confidence.For removing a Glock front sight, only the tool is needed. To install a new front sight, stuff some paper towel or similar to take up the hollow socket space in excess of the hex-head front sight screw. This will help keep the screw aligned as you start it into the slide.

This Wiha 3/16" nut driver tool fits great into the slide on the front sight's 3/16" screw nut. It is built very well, has an ergonomic fit to the hand and with the pivoting handle cap, torquing down or removing the sight screw is no problem at all. It is a high precision tool that is made like most "nut drivers", but has a deep socket that doesn't allow an easy re-install of the small specialized Glock front sight 3\16" hex head screw.After reading All of the reviews here concerning the depth of the socket, I purchased a 3/16'' Dia x 1/8'' thick Rare Earth Magnet Disc, Axially Magnetized, with poles on the flat faces. I simply dropped in the 3/16" magnet into the depth of the socket and while reinstalling the front sight, it holds the short head Glock 3/16" screw head perfectly and firmly to re-install the front sight.Amazon doesn't carry this magnet size, so I had to get it elsewhere. With this additional magnet setup, I added a tritium front sight to my Glock 19 Gen4 in about 10 seconds! Now, I do have the Perfect Glock front sight set up tool!

This tool was recommended by an armorer at a police supply store that installs Glock night sights many times per day. I am an armorer myself and was trying to buy the Glock tool from my local shop instead of ordering and waiting through the Glock armorer process. The armorer price for the Glock tool is $25.00 and retail price is upwards of $45.00. This Wiha tool is very high quality and at about $10, you cannot beat the price. The grip on the tool is really nice also to torque down the nut good and tight. Make sure you use Locktite, and you cannot go wrong. I have recommended this tool to a bunch of other armorers. Unlike other raters, I had no issues with the depth of the nut driver "socket". Try setting the slide on its side and inserting the nut horizontal to get it started. First time was all it took for me.

Precision Made - German Quality highly recommend - exceptional value compared to the other multi tool sight removal options I’ve purchased. originally purchased the multi tool from extreme which came with the cast sight tool attachment. That extreme multi tool attachment was bent on arrival and appears to be metric not 3/16. Glock front sight screw is nearly impossible to get into the socket tip and was useless as a sight tool. This is a precision tool and should provide many years of service.

Great for Glock front sights but a little deeper than it needs to be. Like one reviewer said, if you have some playdough, grease, or something else that you can put in the socket so that the shaft of the screw sticks out but the screw is still retained, use it. The front sight screw on Glocks is very short and the head is very thin. After you put some blue threadlocker on the screw if you try and put it in place with your fingers, you will have a very hard time getting the screw in. Tweezers would not be much of a help either.Bottom line: Well-built tool, easy to use, but put something thick and sticky in the socket to position the screw and retain it, and you'll have an easy time.

I bought this for changing the front sight on my three Glocks and it worked incredibly well. Compared to other task specific tools for the Glock front sights this tool is no 1 trick pony. Although not designed specifically for the purpose of changing Glock sights it works well with a little ingenuity. And, because of it's deeper socket it can be used for other purposes as well. Because the socket is deeper than Glock specific tools the screw that secures the sight sinks down into the wrench. I simply took a little piece of a paper towel and shoved it into the socket, making it temporarily shallow enough to change the Glock sights. Worked very well. At more than half the cost of many Glock specific tools this tool is simply awesome.

Used this as a front sight tool for a Glock 17, fits perfectly!