I have a Hi-Point carbine. I am wondering if these rings will elevate a scope and let me use the iron sights as well.
1548033
No. I had to take the iron sights off. The high point front sight sticks up too high. It would be in your scopes view.
1548034
These rings elevate your scope about 1/2 inch from top of rail. Don't think u can use iron sights. May have to use 45 degree off set sights.
899637
Yes as long as ur scope uses a 1-inch tube. These are very sturdy rings I have used them on my 500 Magnum, 300 Win Mag, and even my 338 Laupa with no problems whatsoever.
1519611
Yes, as long as your iron sights are around the same level as the green dot
305828
I sent an answer to this question a couple days ago...Im not sure if that will work or not,Because i've only used them to mount my scope..But they are cheap enough to give it a shot,And if they DON'T work..At least you'll have a spare set of REALLY good scope rings!!!..Sorry I couldn't be of more help to you!
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
1846452
Depends on how tall the iron sights are. I measured 32mm from center of scope to bottom of iron sight hole on the scope ring and 7mm from bottom of hole to dovetail. So if your iron sights are shorter than 14mm, you should be good.
101722
You will need higher scope rings, but this scope is too much magnification for 5.56. This scope is meant for a bigger distance caliber.
648730
I think they will. I use them on my .22L rifle without issue. I wanted the extra height so my iron sights are still available to use.
575927
Well the rail is low, but you cannot see the iron sights like it said in the ad. I never put it on the gun, so I never got to the ring phase. I suspect any would work, it just a matter of your cheek weld and what is most comfortable.
409990
Yes. There are 2 models of this scope.. SFRD-AR15 & SFRD-HUNT. SFRD-AR15 model comes with mounting ring that will co-witness AR15 iron sights. (1.46 inch base to center of mount). So make sure to get the AR15 model.
1259566
Yes, but I suggest that you will need to buy an accessory to raise the scope so that you can use the "iron" sights as well!
1939488
I'm not sure. You may be able to use iron sites viewing right through the glass on the scope. I put a regular crosshair scope on an AR and had to use a riser but that's a totally different animal. Sorry I can't be of more help.
329261
I believe the sights would be too high for a see through mount. Noun the scope flush with rings that have the ability to 45 degree iron sights.
1185923
Yes. The rings fit picatinny rails. The rings are not connected to the sight, they are loose in the box.
1026563
With red dots, reflex sights etc the iron sights are co-witnessed. You will still be able to look down irons...make sure to use the correct riser, it comes with a low, mid, and high riser. The SPARC is a great sight, I've ran a few on ars and shotguns. Lemme know if you need anything, will be happy to help
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.
2137869
yes however, if your rail is limited to the length of the carry rail the length of the rings 3 screw caps combined with the size of your scope adjustment housing may run off the edge. you will want to use "low" height. Weaver makes rings with 2 screws per cap and if you get those you won't have a problem