Can this work as a 45 degree backup sight for my SCAR 17S?
298013
Absolutely, I'm running it offset on a POF .308 that is scoped for long range shooting and the Burris works great for anything closer than 100yds
298014
I run one on a flat top ar15 on a 45 degree angle as a backup sight. I don't know anything about a SCAR, but I know that it holds zero on my ar well after 400 rounds down range. I had to look around to find a mount that would angle to drop the sight on the bore axis. I got my 45 mount from Amazon.
1046172
It does not work for my GSG STG-44 as the rear sight of my rifle blocks it. Yet if your rifle has low profile iron sights, you probably can aim quickly through the small opening beneath the scope rail for closer targets.
1723037
Not sure. I wouldn't want to take the chance of knocking the sights off target with the extra load. I have seen weaver rails with the side saddle incorporated. Jeff
1280410
Yes it will work. I bought one but had to move the Scope Support rings to the opposite side of the mount, there are two screw mounts on each side of the thing and It scraped the skin off my hand the first time I tried the load and extraction of rounds into/from the weapon. You cannot use the fixed iron sights with this contraption even though its advertised as suchskin off my fingers ifirst time I tried it out.
61283
you could, if you have a rail to mount it to, and you would have to also use a taller matching front sight so the front and rear sights are somewhat level with each other. hope this helps you out!
241323
It will work. But if you have a glock17l just know this is kind of dim. I would get a btighter and bigger circle like the trijicon ones
117172
You can remove the red dot, but I'm not sure about putting it at a 45 degree mount. It's a micro red dot
221975
unsure tom, but i have a see thru mount to allow a scope and iron sights at the same time, they work well set at 50yds for me with it, and i imagine the clearances would be the same for you. i would suggest a different mount personally.
250758
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO4Yvjpidro .Watch this video on you tube if you have and see if it will fit with whatever type of mount you are using on your SCAR17
38866
Yes. The rear sight is designed for this action. I have practiced it myself with my S&W M&P 40 Shield.
1441390
If the SCAR 16S front sight is like the A2 sight on an AR-15, then yes, it should work. I have seen some posts (by doing a Bing search) which say that the tool does also work on SCAR 16S sights.
1495775
No, especially if you have an extended charging handle. The top rail on the receiver is about .75" and the D-45 is about 1" and is very smooth. The regular charging handle is about 2" so there would still be plenty to grab. The rear sight shouldn't be that far back, although mine wouldn't fit in front of my scope and there was just enough room behind the scope for it to fit and have the proper eye relief for the scope but it is too close for me to use the large aperture on the D-45 at all.
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.
690226
Depends on your back up iron sights. Diffrent heights require different mounts. My flip up soghts needed the cantilever mount in order for the sight to be cowitness
115254
It will work if your current front sight is staked in. It will not work if your front sight is in a dovetail.
1291647
The scope is not designed to be co-witnessed with fixed iron sights. As previously stated, the reticle is visible with or without illumination, so it should be usable regardless of lighting conditions or dead batteries. If you want an alternative sighting system (for instance, a 1x non-magnified sight picture rather than 3x), I would recommend a set of 45 degree offset sights.
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.