Alright folks, let's talk about installing pistol sites. First we'll talk about the rear sites and then drift up to the front there. I've got an M&P slide up here. The principles that we're going to talk about here would apply to the blocks or the Novak rear sites that offer as well. Recommend using a punch and a hammer to drift the rear site in versus using a site press. Here's why. Most site presses apply pressure to the wrong part of the site. Most of your site presses will end up applying pressure back here somewhere where we need to apply pressure and the only place we need to apply pressure as we're installing the sites is on the dovetail. You got a dovetail on your site, it presses into the dovetail on your slide. That is the only place you need to apply pressure. Using a punch, either an aluminum punch, a brass punch or one of the different kinds of polymer punches that are out there will allow you to apply pressure directly to the dovetail on the site and push it directly at a right angle into the dovetail on the slide. That principle will also apply to the front sites, in the case of this M&P and the 1911 and 2011 sites in a cell. You have a dovetail site up front there, a dovetail fit on the front there, same concepts, apply pressure directly onto the dovetail portion of the site, not the blade, only on the dovetail of the site and apply that pressure directly at a right angle drifting the site into the dovetail on the slide using an aluminum, brass or polymer punch. Both noting on the M&P postals, everything is designed to come out from right to left and to go in from left to right. Keep that in mind when you are installing my sites. If we are installing sites with a punch and a hammer, you definitely need a vice. I would recommend a sturdy vice and some padded vice jaws to keep from marring up your slide. When you install the rear side screw on any of the sites, I would recommend blue lock tight to hold that dude in there to keep it from vibrating loose. Worth mentioning that all of my sites are designed to fit snugly in the dovetail and they are not held in place by that set screw. Set screw is just like some extra insurance, but blue lock tight on there will keep that thing from coming out. Glock sites use a front site screw to install them. I recommend using red lock tight on the front site screw. Alright, that's what I got. Thanks for checking this out. I was the following video talking about installing the fiber optic in the front sites. It was tough y'all. I hope you were digging the video that you were just watching there and if you'd like that and you'd like to know more, I recommend you go to my website, FrankProctorShooting.com and subscribe to FPTV. There, you're going to find hours of detailed information on training and gear to help you shoot fast, accurate and easy. While you're on the website, check out my training schedule, come out and train with me. Also take a look at the products offer. See if they'll help you shoot. Speaking of shooting, tap for me to get back to train it.