Will these fit a Vz.58 front sight? Does it come with the V-notch post?
1985412
I believe the Ak has a bigger front sight post than the vz58. I believe I read somewhere that the only interchangeable parts on the two was the ammo.
1985413
You'll need to find out if the Vz has the same front sight set up as the AK. There's got to be a forum somewhere that can answer that.
2271682
Yes, it fit mine. The only issue was that I have a reshaped bolt handle so I had to grind away some of the material to make the notch deeper. Works fine. Only other issue is that you really need to get your face into the stock to properly see the sights, but once there it works fine, and seems to have reduce recoil some.
574433
Not necessarily but you probably won't know until after the install to see how it shoots. I put this one on because the original front sight post was too high and this fixed the problem.
409455
Yes it will. The front sight from this kit will replace your old front sight. It does have to be installed by a gunsmith. My 590 had the same post style front sight as your and I had the same kit being sold here installed with no problems. Regards,
161950
From the top of the rail to the top of the sight post is 1-5/16". It is adjustable. I use mine with the UTG flip up tactical rear sight. Mike's answer is also helpful. It took me 3 set's to find the right one.
5526
Yes they will, but your factory rear sights are installed extremely tight. I have a sight pusher that left a blemish on my slide pushing off my original rear sight. I also had to file the rear sight to install it. The sights are perfect but a little trouble to install. If you have a gunsmith that can install them, let him. My opinion only since I do all my on gunsmith work. Just don't try to beat your SDS sights off with a brass punch and hammer, you do need a sight pusher for this gun. Your gun might be different but I wouldn't force it like I did and put a blemish on the slide.
1525579
I have a SIG M-4. I unscrewed the old front sight post and screwed in the new one. This front sight post is incredible in low light. I can see this new front sight post better than the old one and it is direct replacement for the original one that came with my rifle. I think all front sight post are standard size and fit. Being a 10-32 thread I THINK. Never the less they should all be inter changeable. I used the standard front sight tool to remove the old and install the new. It is very easy to do...simply unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. You will love it.
2042784
I don't see why they would not work. As long as they are a set, then the height should be fine. When your rear sight has elevation adjustments is when you need a taller front sight.
215002
The front sight that I purchased was not pre-drilled. FYI with the sight installed on my CZ 75B at 25 yds shot 24 inches low with the normal sight picture. I have decided to try a good quality adjustable sight.
264169
It should work if you have the rail sustem to mount it just adjust your front site post. Buy the tool to adjust it. Its like 5 dollars and get a bore sight, thats like10 dollars. And your be on paper. Just have to tweek it to.your eye
1440062
Yes they do. Infact nearly all glock sights will fit all glock models. The mounting screw for the frontsite and the spacing for the rear site are identical across models. However, since the sight radius will change depending upon the length of the slide/barrel, you may get different groupings with one site over another. Generally short site radius will result in larger groupings.
2194725
The short answer is - yes, it fits. The front sight post does not have a lot of clearance, and I've notice just a little wear on the finish of the front sight from it hitting every so slightly on the holster. That said, I've never noticed it snag or otherwise cause any issues taking the weapon out or re-holstering. The one key point to make note of is that the slide will stick out of the bottom of this model about 1/3". If you want or need the slide / barrel fully covered, this may be an issue for you.
1606475
The most correct answer is "it depends". If the Vepr has the common muzzle style which is outside threaded to 22x0.75mm right hand this brake should fit it fine. However, to achieve compliance in some states Veprs have been sold without a threaded muzzle or with a permanently welded flash suppressor. This brake is not for use with such units.
221135
These are supposed to fit the CZ 75, 82, 83 & 85. If your front sight has a dovetailed slot from the muzzle end back it will fit with minimal 'sizing'... Great sights!
1525578
It will fit fine. The UTG tool with 4 on one end and 5 on the other worked fine for me. The post is only slighty thinner than the stock unit, but I liked the change a lot. In low light this thing is a must. I have them on all my black rifles, and it actually comes installed from the facotry ont he new IWI Tavor Bullpup. BTW, Semper Fi brother.
787406
Yes to the front sight, However... the Novak rear sight won't fit, only the adjustable.
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.