Will this clear the fixed front signt on a AR 15?
1773184
With a magnified optic, the front sight fades out. but it does not put the optic over the top of a fixed front sight. it does clear folding rear sights like the magpul Mbus
1773185
I'm not sure. I have a low pro front block. I'm sure it won't fully clear but should co-witness
1773186
It depends on the gun. However on my AR it did NOT clear the front sight post. I moved it to my AR 10 without the fixed sight post. I will also like to add that it is a very good product and highly recommend it.
683561
I have no idea. I have it on a Ruger American .308 with Leupold medium rings and it clears the bolt fine.
1954126
Yes it will, it went right on. BUT ... If you want back up iron sights, this blocks the factory ones. Look at the Ace In The Hole set of sights. They are sights, AND the rail. I have had this 10/22td for 3 weeks. And I have already moved on to the ace sight rail.
1302188
this Front Sight will only work if you have a Full Leanth Quad Rail on your AR-15 rifle.or if you have a Standard Heighth Picatany Gas Block.but the answer to your Question. any Rear sight will work with this front sight. just as long you put it on the standard Gas block or the quad rail. if you put this sight on the low pro gas block it wont work with any rear sight.
1451542
It was designed for the gas block rail that sets lower in height than the standard height rail found on any AR15's upper receiver. Assists in providing the proper height to your front sight picture for proper alignment with your rear sight. Extremely useful for standard DPMS upper receivers with a gas block rail that is not of the same height as the receiver's rail. Worked out very well for me. Hope that helped.
2129236
you might have to file the rear sights, and for the front sight if your factory sight has a slant on the tip of it then yes if its more square like then no.
509631
Yes it will...but you may have to use a riser mount so that the sight of the scope is higher than your front sight.Also, you could remove your front sight altogether but (you would lose your ability to use iron sights then)
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
447340
Depending on the application test thinning it out and you shouldn't have any problems. I've used it on AR uppers and a few models with great results and a smooth finish.
264167
Yes. This is a flat top sight to match F-marked front sights. I have the same configuration.
882694
It's hard to say as I have a red dot on there now. I just looked from the barrel back towards the stock and then rail looks higher than the sight. It may block it.
571055
If you are talking about an A2 style fixed front sight, than YES, you ABSOLUTELY need a riser mount to clear the front sight with this scope. The included quick detach mount is very low profile, and if you mount directly to the receiver rails the front sight post will totally block your view if you have an A2 style front sight. I had to buy a 1 inch riser for it to clear the A2 sight
1971221
It will work with any mil-spec height front sight. I don't remember the height, but ar15.com will.
1736363
Mine actually cleared it. Doesn't interfere at all, but you could always change to a low profile gas block. I also mounted some flip up a angled sights which work perfectly.
1074291
I had a bolt-on muzzle brake on mine. It clears just like a factory front sight. I noticed no change in the height of the front sight.
1637368
I have an H&K; 91 clone and there is no problem. I have a friend that has fixed forward sight on his AR 15 and he Googled it and found an answer that someone else "did not need a riser" on his.
1889958
It did not work on my AR-15. The swivel opening was not large enough to fit over the swivel on the AR-15.