n the front sight post be removed and replaced?
1175909
Yes it can be...it's threaded like any standard AR front sight. I am really happy with them!
1175910
Yes it can. I do not care for these sights. I removed them as soon as I installed them. Installed Troy flip ups and are much happier.
1175911
Wished I could say great sighting system but I can't. 1st time use went to adjust front sight the pin flew out rendering front sight worthless but easy fix. On rear sight a small piece of plastic fell off from beneath the aperture when I turned knob it literally fell off in my hand I will not use anything from venom ever again headache was to much, if you use this good luck.PJ
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
1200100
Both front and back sights were broken off when I received my B3 rifle. Instead of sending it back I replaced the original fixed sights with a Center Point red dot sight Model # 72601.
1814919
Yes, a scope mounted in the Burris 410344 will clear the A2 front sight post. This was confirmed by a Burris representative on 30 DEC 14. This mount is an excellent choice! enjoy.fh
1525579
I have a SIG M-4. I unscrewed the old front sight post and screwed in the new one. This front sight post is incredible in low light. I can see this new front sight post better than the old one and it is direct replacement for the original one that came with my rifle. I think all front sight post are standard size and fit. Being a 10-32 thread I THINK. Never the less they should all be inter changeable. I used the standard front sight tool to remove the old and install the new. It is very easy to do...simply unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. You will love it.
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.
389643
had to cut part of the top out so my front sights would not hit coming out of the hoster
1020401
I would think if you had the predrilled holes on top of reciever the rear sight would fit. As for the front sight they all need to be silver soldered in place. But any good gunsmith can do that for about 30-50 dollars depending on where you are at
2195526
For the front, there is epoxy and it fits over the bead sight. For the rear, you need a smith to drill and tap the receiver.
233535
I have the same exact gun. The answer is yes and no. You can leave the front one on and it will not appear in your scopes view, but the back sight needs to come off, but getting it off is a piece of cake.
554628
Yes, this unit replaces the front orange sight insert. I would recommend a gunsmith install it for you as it fits tightly and is placed in with a special number Loctite. They will stay in place well. This is my second set over 20 yrs. and have had no retention problems.
2126336
Installing them may require a gunsmith. The first problem is removing the factory sights. I couldn't, so I went to the gunsmith. He said they were awful to take off, and then had to mill the new ones down to get them in.
654735
It should work. These sights are almost the same height as a magpul MBUS rear sight and they will work with a fixed front post.
603483
This sight has no through hole in the front sight as the gun comes with the three dots with a dowel pin that secures the front sight. I bought a set and epoxy the front sight. after a few rounds the front sight flew off! I took mine to a local gun smith this weekend and have him fix it.
1741677
Yes, you would need tall mounts to clear over the front sight though. Good luck getting it dialed in.
2049734
If you order new, it should be new. It will cowitness with an "F" marked front sight.
1364683
The sights are not manufactured to be taken apart. The front sight is molded with the frame. The rear sight has two screws for adjustment only. You can remove the rear sight by punching out the roll pin hinge, but that is not a good idea. That would probably destroy the rear sight mount. I hope this helps. Ken !;!