Anyone use this for "bracketing" purposes on a single pin sight just to estimate range?
185602
I don't use a single pin, but I have put it side by side with my range finder and it is spot on. Well worth the money.
185603
I have a fixed pin and use just to range the deer. I love it for the price you can't beat it.
519896
Your right about the guard ring. I don't even see it when I'm sighting. I don`t think it helps in sighting as I consternate on the pins. I do like this sight.
1851181
Flip up sights only. Pin should align with red dot when on or off. For close up work and if tritium equipped is best.
1527475
I've shot a wide range on caliber weapons (.22LR to 30-06) with this sight and never had an issue. UTG make a really robust sight system.
2091584
I have it on a 45 deg off set as back up on my AR. It takes practice as with any system but if you drill with it sight acquisition is good for 100yds +/-
1390886
I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
1866998
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for elevation adjustment or sight pin removal
2049735
I'm afraid I can't say positively; it's on a flat top with a gas block front base to keep the line of sight clear of obstructions. I put Midwest Industries folding front and rear sights on and it co-witnesses them but low in the Aimpoint's field of view. I would think, in use with a normal height front sight, it would be more towards center.
466438
"Yes" I mount the laser on the underside of the barrel. This allows for iron sights and even a scope to be use. Once the laser is mounted it has its own adjustments much like a scope so it can be fine tuned to a pin point.
860111
I have no problems with mine mounted on the rear sight base and it is holding zero.
948161
I'd say mine is accurate to within 40-50 feet. Good for a pistol or a shotgun, maybe a bull pub rifle. Outside that you can literally twist the sight and watch the red dot make a circle on the wall so I don't think they are very aligned within the housing. However at the distance I mentioned above you can get sighted in decently. Highly suggest if using to approximate the point of aim, that you follow up with a trip to a range to fine tune it.
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
1706231
I'm not sure, the sight has a small little nut that you can see from the top. You would need very small needle pliers to hold the nut.
558282
Yes, as long as you are within range and you can see the laser dot on the next pole so you know you are measuring to it and not something behind it.But considering alternatives to taking that measurement, this would be awesome.
427604
There are HIGH mounts available but then that creats another problem for sight alignment. YES.. the post would show in your scope.
69771
adjusted down as far as it will go and to right or left as far as it will go the sight is tight to the mount, but if you move it to adjust it for point of impact it becomes so loose it will not hold a zero. It is a piece of junk.
991349
I do not think there is enough clearance to use a scope with a fixed site...I can use my one-inch rail mount to sight through if I loose my scope..