Installing new iron sights? Good call.
Over-torquing them? Not so good.
Whether you’re a first-time DIYer or you’ve done a few hundred installs, it’s easy to make the same mistake—crank down too hard on those set screws and end up stripping threads or damaging the sight.
So we made something simple to help:
👉 Download the Angry Bear Arms Torque Spec Chart (PDF)
This is a quick-reference guide with torque specs for typical iron sight installs across common handgun platforms. Keep it in your toolbox, range bag, or taped to your bench.
Why it matters:
Over-torquing = damaged threads, cracked sights, or worse.
Under-torquing = loose sights that shift at the worst possible moment.
The right spec = secure install, no drama.
Bonus Tip: Always use thread locker—blue for most installs. Don’t skip that step.
If you’re here for the chart, you’re probably working on a new build or an upgrade.
We’ve got blackout, fiber optic, and tritium options in stock—made in the USA, zero plastic, zero compromise.
Not sure which height or cut you need? Hit us up—we’ll walk you through it, no guesswork.
