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| I've had two barrel bands added to CZ 550s with no evidence of damage and very affordably - find another smith. Good luck. Charlie. |
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| The front sight n the CZ 550 /602 is sweat soldered on with a high tin content solder.
From memory there is a small coil spring in the sight block wchich acts against a detent plunger to hold the sight blade in place, this spring will need removing before heat is applied or it will temper the spring and soften it.
Otherwise the sight band will heat up and slide off.
Have you thought about having a saddle type swivel point fitted rather than a full banded type, this way you can have one added without having to disturb the foresight, sure the barrel will still need cleaning up around the soldered area but will involve less heat being applied to the barrel. |
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| You've identified a gunsmith that can't solder. It's a simple process to remove banded front sight and replace it. You need a new gunsmith. |
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