Do you have to manually raise the sights or do they deploy up by pushing a button
1171488
Manually. When they are down you flip up, and they lock, then using side button to release to flip back down
1171489
You have to pull them up to deploy. You mash down on the button to secure them. Very sturdy. However, I have not put any rounds down range as of yet. Just completed a build.
1106525
After you put the batteries in (+ side down) you screw the end cap in place and the unit should light up. There is no button to push. If the unit did not come on you more than likely have bad batteries. This outfit ships the cheapest batteries they can find. Suggest you order the Energizer button battery as they will work longer. Keep in mind this unit is el cheapo so don't expect a lot out of it. Get your target and weapon ready to go before putting the batteries in the laser then you need to be fast in sighting it in. Good Luck
1637366
Probably not. Unless you put the sight on risers, it'll be in the field of view. I have Diamondhead flip-up sights on my KSG and they are in the middle of the sight when they are up. That is exactly what I wanted (in case the battery is dead, I can still draw a bead), but something you might not like. There are short Picatinny rails that will give you the height necessary to clear your fixed sight.
1637368
I have an H&K; 91 clone and there is no problem. I have a friend that has fixed forward sight on his AR 15 and he Googled it and found an answer that someone else "did not need a riser" on his.
1392164
It is redisigned. So far it is true to form. There is no need to adjust for sights if at 25yards. Anything below that, then you need to take that into account on your aim.
1639484
If you have a rail height gas block then mount it there. I like to have the sights as far apart as possible - I get better MOA.
427600
you don't have to. You can have them co-witness as many others did with their red dot. Personally I don't like that because i feel the iron sight is distracting. But its only personal preference.
2067703
no need for a riser, youll see the front sight but its no distracting, the eye relief is on the short side, youll have to mounted all the way back on the rail.
622007
Correct you will need the riser for 1/3 co witness. If you are shooting with both eyes open as you should even without the riser and absolute co witness you really don't see the front sight. My rear sight is fold down so that isn't an issue.
1528173
Not sure. You can only adjust top pin (by shifting entire sight housing up and down) and second pin (using micro adjustment dials). The rest fall into place as you adjust the second pin.
916513
You have to manually slide the flash up when you need the flash to operate.
798708
Drift out the rear sight. If there are tapped holes, then yes. If not, you will need to have it drilled and tapped.
88726
Friction. The old front sights are punched (pushed) out, I used a blunt punch. And the new ones are pushed back in. I think the rear sight is held in with screw.
1259566
Yes, but I suggest that you will need to buy an accessory to raise the scope so that you can use the "iron" sights as well!
1944436
I haven't had any problems acquiring the target very quickly during timed intervals. Just place the front sight over the rear sight and you're ready.
760383
Although I have a riser, I didn't need it. Mine is mounted on the flat top rail on my M4. A2 front sight is not a problem; the reflex sight lines up just above the front sight post on mine.... no conflict using either sight. I did not use the riser; it actually interferred with my iron sight by blocking the A2 front post.
1493055
Are the flip up sights, mechanical iron sights? You can "lolly pop" the laser. Using a stable bipod or bench rest, activate your laser then look through your iron sights, then adjust your iron sights until the red dot is on top of your front sight post like a lolly pop. Then go to the range with some sighting targets and dial in your sights and keep adjusting until you reach accuracy at the distance you need.