Any cowitness with stock sights possible?
215350
yes is possible . if you mount a red dot then it is another thing. you have to see the make and model of the red dot. However, I reiterate with his sights and you can do cowitness.I mounted a vortex sparc and I can not cowitnessI hope I was helpful
215351
I bought this product because I found it hard to aim down the iron sights on my m92 pap due to it being short this attachment allows me to still use my iron sights if I wanted to and or a scope now I love very much put a red dot on it and now I'm more accurate shooting
1353628
the factory stock is all one piece from handguard to butt... I really have no idea if there are adjustable ones out there. Haven't looked. If you are asking if it's like an AR or Remington 870 where you can upgrade to a collapsible, then , no. It isn't.
827025
Yeah I see no reason why you couldn't. The green dot just isn't bright enough for my liking. I wouldn't recommend buying this reflex sight. It isn't worth it. I gave mine to my brother for his Ar15. Shop around and Good luck.
1402777
Possibly. Sights (front & rear) and red dot need to be on the same sight plane. Good luck.
340585
Yes, you can use your Iron sights. No problem here. I love the mount, rock solid! "When you follow the instructions and it's mounted properly."
1907917
No they will not, talk to meprolight. They have great tech support and will be able to point you in the right direction. They are awesome sights, they work well, look good and glow bright. Hope this helps
407591
I'm using a Burris red dot with my GSG-5. I don't see any way to cowitness with the setup. If you use a quick-release red dot, one could use the primary sights. Also, with the adjustable aperature makes cowitnessing difficult.
1036598
Thanks for the quick reply. BTW, would you recommend the Ameriglo sights you purchased, or another manufacturer?
1555782
Visit the henry website. They have sight options for the golden boy. I bought mine for the low end 22lr. No, they are not on upon installation and I did not notice much difference from the stock sights. I will add a scope eventually.
1780126
Check the www.shopruger.com website for applicability. That said, I don't like the Big Dot front sight on my SR9C. I'm waiting for Tru-Glo's fiber-optic/tritium combo sights --- supposed to be out in Summer. A buddy has them on his Springfield XD and they're exceptional, easy to use, incredibly visible day & night, and line up quickly. The Big Dot is actually distracting and harder to position.
1636488
There is a rail for scope mounting but I don't know if it would be worth it. If you can find a decent scope (lightweight) used, somewhere; you'd probably do OK. The open sights are just fine.
1524598
If you can find a Fastfire mount that usually fits in the place of your rear sights( uses the dovetail in the slide) for the fnp45T then you are in business
1637366
Probably not. Unless you put the sight on risers, it'll be in the field of view. I have Diamondhead flip-up sights on my KSG and they are in the middle of the sight when they are up. That is exactly what I wanted (in case the battery is dead, I can still draw a bead), but something you might not like. There are short Picatinny rails that will give you the height necessary to clear your fixed sight.
1672331
To be installed correctly you are going to have to bring these to a gunsmith for custom fitting and alignment or do it yourself if you know how to. They are not a drop in part. That being said I don't see why they wouldn't work for you. In my opinion these sights are great for rapid sight picture alignment in low light conditions.Absolutely love them. Hope it helped.
1252226
if not you can put 1" riser blocks under Neath the see thru mounts that is the way I did it on my smith & Wesson p22 I have the laser under Neath my barrel and a big scope on top and can see my iron sights with no problem so if it don't work just with the scope mounts you can but 1" riser monts form Amazon and I know that worked for me
1363851
I have the ones with front and rear tritium. I wouldn't get the ones without tritium rear, if you do then you basically defeat the purpose of having night sights. The rear tritium allows you to line up the sights quickly in low light/no light situations.
1808810
I suppose you could but you'd have to practice and adjust your sight picture to compensate for the elevation of the rail. I was given a couple of red dot sights to use but you can buy them cheap on Amazon...around $20.