Is this absolute co witness
902665
It depends on what you are putting on top. The saddle height is 5/8", not 1/2".
902666
That depends on your platform and the type of optic your using more than this QD. I can tell you its an excellent quality product.
902667
This Riser will make it a 'lower 1/3', it is probably not a 'Absolute co-witness'. I have a red dot scope mounted on this riser and I can not see my (G36)sights through my scope.
902668
That would depend on your sight and your weapon system. My sight is approx 1.5 inches to center and using this riser on my flat-top AR, I get FULL co-witness (NOT lower 1/3). Since both my front and rear sight fold down, full co-witness is my preference.
902669
I think the question that is being asked is... Can I take it off and on and still retain a repeatable co-witness. I have tried to answer that question for myself and I would say it is very good. Or, it is as good as $20 is going to ever be. The adjustable tightness of the clamp is part of the answer. Too loose and it is easier to take on and off but you are going to loose some repeatability. Too tight and you may distort the mounting rail (if it is a polymer rail or light weight product) plus it will be harder to take on and off. find that sweet spot and you are good to go. for $20 give it a try. Dial it in and start doing 5 shot groups or try a bore laser. I think it works very well. good luck. I think the question that is being asked is... Can I take it off and on and still retain a repeatable co-witness. I have tried to answer that question for myself and I would say it is very good. Or, it is as good as $20 is going to ever be. The adjustable tightness of the clamp is part of the answer. Too loose and it is easier to take on and off but you are going to loose some repeatability. Too tight and you may distort the mounting rail (if it is a polymer rail or light weight product) plus it will be harder to take on and off. find that sweet spot and you are good to go. for $20 give it... » Read More I think the question that is being asked is... Can I take it off and on and still retain a repeatable co-witness. I have tried to answer that question for myself and I would say it is very good. Or, it is as good as $20 is going to ever be. The adjustable tightness of the clamp is part of the answer. Too loose and it is easier to take on and off but you are going to loose some repeatability. Too tight and you may distort the mounting rail (if it is a polymer rail or light weight product) plus it will be harder to take on and off. find that sweet spot and you are good to go. for $20 give it a try. Dial it in and start doing 5 shot groups or try a bore laser. I think it works very well. good luck. « Show Less
768491
According to the documentation the answer is yes, but I don't know that from first hand experience.
732375
Yes.....The CM-305 is a lower mount for "absolute co-witness. The CM-304 is a higher mount for 1/3 lower co-witness.
852645
I am going through something similar. I have a neighbor who is making my life a hell on earth.If I get this, what I plan on doing is shooting video of the noise meter and decibel levels while the noise is going on.I think that should be good enough to show a judge.Good luck with your problem, I can totally relate.
1655623
No, it is detectable. Please use only where it is allowed. There is another model which is untraceble
1580850
Sorry for the delayed response. My husband just got back (he's the one that would know this, not me) and he said, yes it is.
186236
I believe it is. I got this for a friend and I can not 100% remember but I feel very confident in saying that yes it is.
1824777
This has already been answered by another respondent (FRAZZ) with great accuracy. GCF
405582
If I remember correctly, yes it is. Ours was a gift for a friend so I don't have it now.
1046167
No. I could not get it to co-witness, but others have had more luck. I also find the co-witnessing is seldom required in a 22lr.
337237
It is set up at the standard sight height for an AR. What determines the co-witness capability is the mount height you use for your optic. The mount for your optic will determine whether it will be absolute co-witness, lower third co-witness, or completely prevent you from using the iron sights. Do research on the mounts and optics you want to use. But, this sight won't be the reason why it won't co-witness. It is a standard height iron sight.
44208
I am confused by your question? Are u talking about in the case itself. Please explain and I will try to answer
1286728
co witness means both iron sights and red dot sight are center of the red dot sight.......therefore...its co witnessed
1243642
Depending on the mount you choose, and what iron sights you are using, then yes, it will co-witness...
2212174
I see a few other's have answered it is not - however the centric catalog and website both show this is Vented - so the answer is Yes.
1079085
Wish it was, but I would doubt it. Maybe C. goodwin answer knows something more about it? I would be interested to know too.
632351
It is a matter of personal preference mostly. An absolute co-witness should "Dead Center" the optics Red/Green Dot Reticle in the center of the optic, and align with with your BUIS (Back.Up.Iron.Sights) in the middle of your tube . With a lower one-thirds Co-witness, your Iron sights will appear through your Red Dot Reticles tube, in the lower one-thirds quadrant of your Red Dot Tube. Depending on the height of your picatinny Rail setup, you can Add/Remove a 1/3rds Riser mount, to adjust your red dot sight so that it aligns properly with your Irons. Which ever one you go with, try it out first and see how everything lines up together. If it isn't quite right, try the 1/3rds Riser mount. I know that TruGlo makes one.