Will they work for a offset backup sight on 45deg rail?
1006960
I mounted them conventionally, but they should work great on 45deg offset. Construction is very strong, and spring-plunger erecting mechanism is very tight.
1808805
No, you will not be able to use the rail and still see the iron sights. A set of Leupold 57323 rings will attach directly to the receiver and allow you to see the iron sights.
1222510
depends on your rings that you use. that will determine whether the scope will hit the rear gun sight.
892509
Yes, these are for the front sight. A tool will be needed to remove and install this part.I use them on my Magpul BUS...Backup sights..
582654
They will mount left or right. No difference with front sight, rear sight aperature flips opposite if left as is or remove and reverse which would be better. Definate eject angle but not a problem. If you shoot right keep on right side same for lefty, butt can pinch a little if mounted opposite of shooting side.
58284
Yes it will. I've tried them on several of my rifles. Works great. I get quicker scope sighting with these mounted.
1274165
ifyou would mount it foward on a mount rail and had a rear sight that fits your rail it might work
1992984
These have reversible rail mounts so I would hazard to guess they will work with your base. If you are looking for an exact fit you will need to do the math. It does fit 11mm and standard Weaver groves.
221137
Yes. I have these on my Compact .40 with rail. However, beware of these sights. I've had 2 front sights loose their illumination over the past year. I'm in process of getting my third front sight from the Mako Group who now handles all warranty claims. I think I'm gonna order the Trijicon directly from CZ-USA while they're on sale and just keep their replacement as a backup. Not happy with the failure rate on their front sight. My model number for the compact sights is ML-17777.
2117775
Not sure I have free float rail with flip up sights mounted on a 45 degree angle.
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
983996
Flip your rifle over. If the two lay flat then no. If they are flat you can use any standard hight front sight. This sight is for the lower gas block. Roughly 1/4 inch lower than the upper rail.
1419050
This 45deg rail uses the same top rail that the acog would be sitting on so if you place the 45deg attachment on before or after the rail rings. I have iron sights on these 45degs and the back sight sits before my scope in a normal iron sight distance, but my scope is on slightly higher risers, since it's a large scope. Let me know if you want more exact measurements and positions
303978
Yes you should be able to do that. I would call sight Mark and give them the model numbers and see if they work together or if you will need another type of mount to make them work
751203
Ronald slocum is wrong. Yes they will work as long as a scope is not mounted. Not sure Ronald mounted properly.
207478
Yes, if you have a picatinny rail, these will attach no problem. Great flip up sights, got 'em on my DPMS M4
306702
They follow a standard triangular screw placement so they should be able to made to do so, however the offset is going to angle them out from you and may present a catch hazard. Have you considered thigh rigs? I haven't examined it closely but a lot of guys put AR Mag pouches on the thigh rig and I'd think you could attach pistol mag pouches as well.