S&W Bodyguard 2.0 sight pusher support block

I needed to adjust the front sight on my S&W Bodyguard 2.0, but I don't have a sight pusher and I couldn't come up with a setup to drift the sight without the slide wanting to roll towards the sight.  So I designed a block to support the not-flat side of the slide and hold it in a pair of Knipex 2" parallel jaw pliers.  Then I used a small block of aluminum (about 0.125"x0.15"x0.17", but not critical - just small enough to fit into the dovetail in the slide) to push on the base of the sight with the upper jaw of the pliers.  You don't want to push on the blade of the sight.  I needed to push my sight to the left, but if you need to push to the right you can print a mirrored version of the block.  You can move the block in and out on the jaws on the pliers.  It doesn't have to be pushed all the way onto the jaws.  It's a bit fiddly to get everything aligned, but once you do the sight moved without too much effort.

I printed the block with Voxel PLA+ HS with 100% infill.  It's only about 13g of material.  The print orientation is shown in the pictures.  I designed it for that orientation to get the loops going around the slide so torque on the slide wouldn't crack the block along layer lines.  Only one spot needs supports.