Has anyone used these sights for a while? Do they hold zero? Should I spend more?
836507
Yes they hold zero, I have mine mounted on my quad rails (my scope mounts too far back on the receiver) no need to spend more.
1994882
Not sure, The scope I bought was fine but the mounts were no good so I bought these. I also wanted to use the original sights, But this set is to tall to clear the back sight. for now At least they hold the scope well.
1076128
Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what you're looking for. Good luck! Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what... » Read More Nothing is guaranteed; a lot of the time you buy from a company on Amazon and you get a good one sometimes, and a bad one the next. HOWEVER: As a lot of other answers stated, these are typically VERY Good quality. I haven't dialed mine in at the range, but I bore-sighted them to 24 yards. The adjustments are clean, and the sights feel solid. They attached to my rail very firmly. My girlfriend got mine for Christmas, and I love them. Can't wait until Spring Break. Plan to "test" mine quite a bit. Highly recommended. One of the best "gambles" you could take if this is what you're looking for. Good luck! « Show Less
1572194
Yes they are and I am happy with them. They came out as ordered from two different suppliers thru Amazon because I did not want to wait. At the time the sights were hard to find in stock so I had to order that way. But it came out fine.
1018045
I just reinstalled the original pin and have had absolutely no problems with this sight- in fact I like them so much I just installed a set on my Glock 29.
197313
No. I haven't seen any issues with this. By the way, I really like these sights.
477631
Hello Sax, I recently installed these on my glock 19. Great sights but these are fighting sights not target sights. I would say anything past 10 yards would be too far. The dot covers up too much of the target. They are however excellent sights for conceal carry. Hope this helps
1907917
No they will not, talk to meprolight. They have great tech support and will be able to point you in the right direction. They are awesome sights, they work well, look good and glow bright. Hope this helps
489024
Well they fit on my DPMS REPR but I can't get them to zero so far. They are shooting low right by a foot at 25 yards and There's just not enough adjustment in them. I'll update if I can ever get to the range again & get them to line up.
715549
After about 300 rounds thru my MN, the scope stopped holding zero. It was great before that. Mine at least worked one day then just couldn't hold zero the next. Mount is a brass stacker and it's rock solid. I initially gave the scope good reviews but that was before shooting it a bunch.
1036598
Thanks for the quick reply. BTW, would you recommend the Ameriglo sights you purchased, or another manufacturer?
1594210
I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at... » Read More I have bought 4 of these scopes. 3 were fitted to .22 rifles - after about 3 months the reticle came loose in one, the other 2 are going strong after about 500 rounds each. I have a forth on a Lee Enfield .303, I have only fired 30 rounds, over 3 sessions, but it has held zero so far - sorry I can't give you a better set of numbers . The 3 surviving scopes have all held zero and I have been pleased with them. At 75 yds I can put the .22s into a inch hole all day long. If you have any doubts I would suggest paying $200+ for something like a Leupold, better to spend 200 than waste 70 .... at the end of the day you only ever get what you paid for - but you might just get lucky! « Show Less
156367
Sight sticks up just a tiny bit more than two stacked quarters. About the same as factory sights. I have had no problems with this sight catching on any of my holsters.
1689618
They aren't the same as $125 per pair, but I see no reason that .556 NATO would be a problem for them. These are axillary (my battery died) sights after all.
2045281
It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight... » Read More It has cowitnessed great on both my ARs, one with a fixed front sight and another with a BUS flip up on a block. Holds up well to .223. Looks like holding up well with ~300 rounds through an AR in 7.62 as well. These are good sights for the $$. I worried alot about co-witnessing at first, but I found that once I get it sighted I just need to bear down on the rifle and put the dot on the target and it is on. I do not try and ensure it co-witnesses before I fire, but if I do put the dot on the very top of the front sight post it is also on the money. I actually use it with the front sight down on the one rifle now (after sighting it) and it is golden... « Show Less
1636680
they fit on my quad rail but to be honest I wouldn't recommend buying them because within the first couple of weeks of shooting the guns dn constantly flipping the sight the retainer spring got spongy so the sights never stay down anymore. I would just invest your money in some real quality iron sights such as mbus or trijicon iron sights.
672089
The reflex sight I tried to use was a trijicon (since returned, don't remember model) and it did interfere, with the Prism optics top elevation adjustment knob. I took it off because of that reason. However, I have noticed since that my initial sight-in my initial adjustments my zero has held solid and I have not had to adjust my prism sight, even after taking it off and putting it back on my AR my zero has held. I may have been too hasty on the return. The other option quick release mount for the reflex (fastfire reflex has one I have looked at) would be the other option.