Get a 1/16" pin punch. Chuck it up in a drill press. Use a file to reduce the diameter from 0.062" to about 0.050" (the pin hole is 0.055" diameter, or drill size #54) for the last 1/2" of the punch. If you can get a dental drill bit to use in a Dremel, put a concave face on the punch (the sight pin is a round end pin). A flat punch can be used, but it's more prone to slip and mark the gun's surface. Make sure the barrel is immobilized. Protect the area around the pin with a couple of layers of masking tape to prevent scratches in the event of a slip.
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