Does it work well - if one does NOT remove the original rear sight?
839385
I never tried it with the old site in. If you can see over the old rear site then it should be fine. To remove or add the old rear site is pretty easy.
839386
I removed the rear iron sight as I did not want a confusing sight picture IE 3 points to line up instead of 2. It was easy to remove the original rear sight and you can save the parts and reinstall it if you choose to later.
839387
This sight works really well. It increases the accuracy a lot. Your rear sight will have to be removed but with greater accuracy at longer distances.
746577
You can keep the front sight, but not the rear, which is attached to the original Pic rail. You need to get an aftermarket rear sight, which may or may not work with the dovetail front sight. I pulled mine and got flip-up front and rear sights.
860111
I have no problems with mine mounted on the rear sight base and it is holding zero.
1117131
You have to remove the sight but not the mount! It is advertised to be changed without having to re-sight the dot.Installation Remove the two screws holding the DeltaPoint to the base and turn the sight upside down. Place the Torx wrench or a screwdriver in the notch and gently pry the battery loose. Insert a new battery as described earlier. The precision pins eliminate the need for any re-adjustment.Installation
906511
I believe it will, but make sure your rear sight leaf is graduated at the correct number of meters. They have one graduated at 1000 or 800 you can tell by the markings on the current installed sight leaf. Good luck!
426993
Yes they work great, just a little bit taller off the top of the gun than the factory sights. I have them on my PPQ M2 and absolutely love them.
1303628
I own a Colt M4 carbine and I have the M2 front sight. It's factory and I don't want to mess with it. I have a Trijicon and a Bushnell sight, and ordered the UTG-1" adapter rail because the front sight was too high and the ACOG sight was not working. The 1" seems to do the trick for both sights, but I have not been to the range yet. That will tell the story, but I'm sure the problem was solved with the adapter.
1701092
the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap. brass stacker is ok if you are using the scout or a pistol scope, otherwise just get the ATI the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap.... » Read More the rear sight only has 2 pins to be removed..it comes with 2 new screws, lock washers and nuts to secure it. to remove the old ones..sometimes you can use a small nail or a nail set to tap them out. sometimes they are silver soldered in and you may need to heat the sight block with a bernzomatic torch..don't worry its an easy job. I hope you only intend on using a scout scope or pistol scope with the brass stacker the scope does not come back close to your eye, I had the stacker but then changed it to the ATI mount..the ati you have to drill and tap and it comes with the drill and tap. brass stacker is ok if you are using the scout or a pistol scope, otherwise just get the ATI « Show Less
1693084
Yes, it should but you will have to purchase a mount that will replace the rear sight
1875186
Yes, you need a sight pusher to remove and install this sight though, it replaces your rear sight.
1403504
I dont know but the sight fit right on with no trouble at all and it made a huge diffeance in the gun. I also bought the rear sight for it also and it fit right on also both worked excellent on the gun and was a huge improvement on the gun. If anyone wants to save a little then the front sight should be your first swap out.
1688864
I've had no issue, I checked this against the iron sights before installing a different configuration and it seemed to be spot on.
798708
Drift out the rear sight. If there are tapped holes, then yes. If not, you will need to have it drilled and tapped.
2223312
it does, but remember, if dropped or banged, you will have to bore sight. So far no problems with mine.I am sure if you have a problem, manufacture will be more than happy to obliged you. tom
285410
No. The RMR fits where the rear sight goes so it will not need to be removed for maintenance.
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.
38867
It does not stick out that much. The rear sight has two little notches on the sides of the top. But, the front of the rear sight slopes forward and is low prifile.