[rocky]

Any one know for sure about drifting the novak night sights on a SA 1911.? Looks to have a set screw in the rear sight .

 

[Bud White]

loosen your set screw then tap tap tap brass punch works well for this

 

[rocky]

ahh,Bud to the rescue again. I should just e mail ya with my technical questions I guess. Thanks. my SA champion shoots dead on height wise, but holds abit left consistantly. Seemed to work well, but didn't quite feed once off a fresh mag. ( temps were 16 degrees witha 20 mph wind too) Might be just break in , cheap mag or cold weather , will run more ammo thru to see.

 

[Bud White]

probley new and the cold hard to find a warm place to shoot this time of year

 

[CLASS3NH]

Bud is correct in his info.(not that I ever doubted him)
Losten the screw, and tap the sight.. probably with a brass hammer so you won't mar the sight.

 

[rocky]

must be on there tight. Am wondering how much wering heavy gloves affected point of aim too. May just wait till it warms up a bit and shoot it again before I change too much. Its my summer carry gun anyway , so no real rush to press it in service.

 

[Bruces45]

Rocky, Are you left handed?
When I first got my Colt XSE I let my Father shoot it, and it shot little to the left for him, and spot on for me, then I let my brother in law shoot it, same thing he shot to the left, and I shot right on, They are both left handed.

 

[Bud White]

The guns are for sure sighted in for right handed people even though some will tell you there no difference almost every handgun ive had i had to realgin the sights on them for me

 

[rocky]

yes, I am left handed. It may just be me not used to the short trigger pull yet too. Been shooting a HK USP that has more trigger take up by far, even in SA mode. Also wearing heavy gloves might change my grip a bit too.

 

[OD*]

With "night sights" you might want to used a sight adjustment tool, I' seen the lens pop off sights by pounding them.