Hello,I have a flat top AR-15 with the UTG Model 4/16 rear sight and a 1 inch utg riser,will these scope rings help my scope clear the utg rear sight?
1536419
I don't have BUIS, so have no experience. However the 1" rings give a reasonable cheek weld, so if you have cheek weld with BUIS then there most likely is not clearance.
1536420
i've never held an ar-15. they work real good on an sks and marlin 60. utg makes quality products.
1536421
I don't think so, I have a flip up rear back up sight on one of my AR 15's and still had to modify(grind down) my scope mount. the sight you have is a stand alone sight and even if you could get both on the rail it would interfere with your scope visually. maybe a set of canted back up sights or a flip up would work for you.
650354
I think u should have no problem on the TD. I used mine on a flat top AR with mag pul mbus sights and their fine. I'll try them on my TD tonight and get back to u
1848214
Mine was UTG 3x9-32. I did add a 1/2" riser (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Z5C0SQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to allow clearance over Flip-up rear backup sight. The offset Mount with the riser allowed plenty of clearance over rear site and charging handle, lots of clearance over mil-spec fore end. Wish there was some way to add picture.
110341
I assume you have decided you really need a riser and cannot make do with high or extra-high scope rings. Make sure the length of the riser is a good match with the length of the rail on the AR7. Both should be the same length or the riser slightly shorter than the rail of the gun. If you need closer eye relief for an optic, just adding this riser won't help and you should consider buying an offset riser having a cantilevered extension on one end. Since the 1913 Picatinny rail is a military standard design, all such rails will fit together if the lengths are compatible.
53923
I have this scope mounted on a savage 220 slug gun with weaver base and I believe high rise rings... Fits nicely
172502
Nope. You have to buy the rings and mounts.I used the Burris quick release mount. Peprs or some such name. It works well for the money if this is going on a flat top ar.
2001445
Yes, it comes with utg mounts, but if this is for an ar15 or other black rifle, then a riser mount is needed. You can use it without the riser but good luck getting the proper sight picture or a cheek weld. :) also a nice set of 45 degree offset back up iron sites is awesome with this scope. Hope it helps!
161951
If you are mounting this front flip up sight on a (flat top weaver rail) it will be perfect for a rear sight such as a (carry handle rear sight). It measures 1-1/2" from the top of the weaver rail to the very top of the overall sight, wich is above the sight post that you will use for sighting in your weapon. I have this flip up sight on my flat top(ar15) and it works great. I have a carry handle rear sight, and a flip up (low profile) front utg sight. IF you are getting this sight to flip down so you can use optics you'll be fine. Be careful because... utg also makes a flip up sight that is not a (LOW). It all depends on the rear sight. Good luck!
187308
When mounted on a Weaver rail the bottom of the scope is .844 inches above the top of the rail. These rings are the right height to mount on an AR-15.
504071
It sure will. all rear sights are the same height.just be aware, mine has a small amount of rattle to it. As a back up it is not horrible, but if you want accuracy go with either a fixed rear or at least a magpul. If you just want an emergency backup or a range rifle, it should be fine.UTG scopes and front rails are fabulous, but their iron sights and fabric items are cheap Chinese crap.
1664901
Two rings set in box/package. Make sure to get the correct height for you. Normally tall works as an average height for AR -15s, and other scopes depending on the scope and height set above base and how well you can see out through the scope when your eyes are looking down the scope and your head against the rear stock. If your crowding down onto your rear stock to look through, then you know it's to low. Go to a taller ring, have fun and shoot a lot. Mike R
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I was successful in using the UTG mounts for an Bushmaster AR15 ORC using the medium height rings with quick connection to a Pica tinny rail. The gap is less than an 1/8 inch. The rings need to be of the 1 inch diameter flavor, 30mm rings are just too large.
1007712
It really depends on the height of your rear sight when folded down. In order to clear you would have to have a low profile rear sight to clear your scope
1936312
No, if you have a flattop AR there is not enough clearance to view through the see through riser. I have a flat top AR with fill up front and rear sight. I'm looking at getting the 45 degree offset front and rear sights. this will allow me to the scope on the rail and use the 45 degree iron sights. I hope this helps. There is just not enough clearance on this 1 inch riser and use 90 degree flip up front and rear sights.
315658
Yes, it clears perfectly on an AR15. the front sight is still in the scope view, but so close that it's not visible. The rear iron sight should be folded for proper use. Worked great on my 1" scope
608293
I couldn't honestly tell you if it will clear a "triangle gas block" cause all I can think of as a triangle gas block is the front sight and gas block in one. If that's what you have I again couldn't speak to the compatibility of this scope mount with a actual front sight seeing as I have a flat top. I would how ever recommend a 45 degree off set scope mount if you have a front sight, and add a rear sight and your red-eye to engage down range as most any distance. If I hadn't gotten the flat top that would have been my set up of choice. Happy trails and may your bullets always go bang. I couldn't honestly tell you if it will clear a "triangle gas block" cause all I can think of as a triangle gas block is the front sight and gas block in one. If that's what you have I again couldn't speak to the compatibility of this scope mount with a actual front sight seeing as I have a flat top. I would how ever recommend a 45 degree off set scope mount if you have a front sight, and add a rear sight and your red-eye to engage down range as most any distance. If I hadn't gotten the flat top that would have been my set up of choice. Happy trails and may your bullets always go... » Read More I couldn't honestly tell you if it will clear a "triangle gas block" cause all I can think of as a triangle gas block is the front sight and gas block in one. If that's what you have I again couldn't speak to the compatibility of this scope mount with a actual front sight seeing as I have a flat top. I would how ever recommend a 45 degree off set scope mount if you have a front sight, and add a rear sight and your red-eye to engage down range as most any distance. If I hadn't gotten the flat top that would have been my set up of choice. Happy trails and may your bullets always go bang. « Show Less
2027571
The scope will be to low. Search AR scope mounts. The design of a AR flat top requires a much higher mount for proper scope to Eye alingment.