Can I use the cantilever mount on an Stag AR model 1 with the fixed front sight?
861095
I mounted it on both a DPMS LR308 and an AR15 I built, both flat tops. The 308 has an A2 front sight, it does not interfere, the red dot sits right on top of the front sight (if your eye is where the rear peep would be, if folded up). I have fold down sights on the 223, but the red dot aligns absolute. I like it better than the lower 1/3 view with the straight mounts..
861096
I'm not sure Jack. Not sure how it will line up or how it will co witness, if at all. I wound remove the front sight all together but that is just my preference. My AR came with no sights because I wanted to put my own on.
61281
Sorry I am so long answering this. I do not see how this is possible... not unless the front sight is also rail mounted, elevation equipped, and the correct height to match the rear unit in question.This sight is specifically designed for the AR-15/M-4 platform and IS NOT ELEVATION ADJUSTABLE. There are so many better options than this... keep on looking.
1565538
I have been using it on a AR-15 and it has been holding sight just fine. If you have the correct rail system, it should mount and work just fine.
355678
You don't need one. I have a flat top AR with standard front sight and I put this site on and had no issues at all.
1648692
Unfortunately it won't fit, it interlocks on the front fixed sight you will have to find one that secures to your bayonet mount
503107
I used these mounts to Attach my BSA Sweet to a Bushmaster AR 15. Mine works great, and what I like about mine is that I can still use the iron sights.
652256
Hey Jeff, Not sure what exact gas block Stag Arms is using. But, I can tell you that I had to shim this front sight on mine. I have a Red X upper, received it about 6 months ago. I was a little disappointed that I had to shim the sight to get a snug tight fit. But, it works like a champ now.
1407246
Michael, don't know if this helps you, but I mounted the sight on my Colt LE 6920. The sight mounts on the top rail very easily. The sight base is adjustable and cam locks on and holds well. I assume that any AR platform will accept the mounting. As a side note, my experience has been that I can switch out optics in seconds without having to re-zero.
315660
It should, I have a fixed ( A2 ) front sight and I have no problem with this mount. I use a nikon prostaff 2x7 with this mount for coyote hunting in VA. Hope this helps.
130579
Kind of depends on your rails. I'm not sure about this combination, but when they are wrong it is about 1/8" off on the height which is pretty obvious. My front sight mounted on the gas block which I think made it too high so I had to get a lower version. I think if your rails are the same height front and rear they work together. I don't have my rifle in front of me.
906229
I don't know for sure but I doubt it. You might check out some of the 100+ Amazon reviews to see if someone successfully used this mount with your configuration. One of my ARs (Colt 9mm carbine) has the fixed carry handle so I have to use the cantilevered mount for my EoTech holographic sight. Co-witness is not possible with the bulky EoTech sitting in the middle. My other AR variant is the S&W; M&P; Whisper 300. The Leapers mount did not provide enough clearance for the scope I initially wanted to use. I ended up using a Nikon scope and the Nikon APG camo mounts on it and they do allow co-witness of the iron sights on that particular rifle. I don't know for sure but I doubt it. You might check out some of the 100+ Amazon reviews to see if someone successfully used this mount with your configuration. One of my ARs (Colt 9mm carbine) has the fixed carry handle so I have to use the cantilevered mount for my EoTech holographic sight. Co-witness is not possible with the bulky EoTech sitting in the middle. My other AR variant is the S&W; M&P; Whisper 300. The Leapers mount did not provide enough clearance for the scope I initially wanted to use. I ended up using a Nikon scope and the Nikon APG camo mounts on it and they do allow... » Read More I don't know for sure but I doubt it. You might check out some of the 100+ Amazon reviews to see if someone successfully used this mount with your configuration. One of my ARs (Colt 9mm carbine) has the fixed carry handle so I have to use the cantilevered mount for my EoTech holographic sight. Co-witness is not possible with the bulky EoTech sitting in the middle. My other AR variant is the S&W; M&P; Whisper 300. The Leapers mount did not provide enough clearance for the scope I initially wanted to use. I ended up using a Nikon scope and the Nikon APG camo mounts on it and they do allow co-witness of the iron sights on that particular rifle. « Show Less
1557992
i put it on an ar10.using the flat rail system.the up and down adjustments are knobs so no tools needed.the mount is clamp style.
1465207
Yes, but there is only the single nut to hold it on place. If you plan on shooting it will wobble. If you want it to place a scope/sight on your ar I would recommend getting a flat-top stripped upper. You can find them for $70 or so.
117170
Yes, you can remove the red dot and mount. Did not mount on AR, so unsure if configuration is better or not.
1688352
Usually, no. You'll have to get the mount that's particular to your rifle. If you have a rifle like a flat top AR-15, that has a Picatiney (sp) rail, you're good to go.
1617087
The mount goes over the iron sights but there is enough of a gap in between the rail and the sights that you probably could still use the iron sights as well. I've never actually tried it myself but looking at it, it looks pretty possible
652255
Im sorry. I forgot to mention that this sight is intended for low profile gas blocks such as the type on the model 3 stag arms. The low profile blocks can be recognized by the gas block rail surface will be lower than the sight rail surface on the upper of your ar.