How tall are they from the top of the Picatiiny rail to the top of the folded sight? Looking for clearance under scope.
1166347
From the top of the P-rail to the top of the folded sight is right at one-half inch on the rear sight and nine-sixteenth a of an inch on the front sight. I tried mounting my scope directly to the rail but the sights were just a hair too tall and I had interference from the scope. I had to add a riser to give me clearance. But your scope may not cause problems. That's why I have you the height of the sights from the top of the rail. Overall you will not be disappointed, they are top quality sights and maintain perfect zero after countless deployments.
1166348
Thay are about 1/2" tall when folded. I had to get a 1/2" raiser for the scope to fit with them.
1166349
Measured with a small ruler 13mm 1/2 inch. I bought them for a .308 rifle with an ACOG and they will NOT fit under it. Might have to build another rifle to be able to use them. I really like the concept and they appear to be quality so was disappointed that they didn't fit.
1166350
They stick up just under 3/4 of an inch. I have it directly under the EO Tech magnifier and it works great! I have a pic I took for you but don't see how to attach here...?
1166351
I have these on my Stag w/ acog scope, no issues with clearances, mount them a little more forward to clear your charging Handel if you are us with a ar platform
156368
The height is very similar to the factory installed sights. No issues with sight catching on holster during draw. The sight is of course wider and longer than the factory sights.
1991493
From the very bottom of the sight to the highest point, the back up sight is exactly 2 inches.. I have a picture, but it won't let me post it here
1495774
Good question, I bought them wondering the same thing. I have my rear sights as far back as I can under the EOTECH Magnifyer. It doesn't bother me, when folded back, its about the same width as the picatinny rail. Some charging handles are larger than others, I have mine on a HK MR 556 which is the normal size, its fine. All in all, I love them, they work good and I would buy them again. If i was in a war situation and need to lock in load quickly, I might give the sights a little more thought... Being the casual shooter that I am, love them, work great!
2108778
Sorry, I don't have the optic right in front of me at the moment for exact dimensions. This particular mount puts a magnifier at the correct height for the raised EOTech optics like my 517. It is too high for standard height( iron sight co-witness ) optics like a 512. Hope this helps. BTW this is actually a pretty solid mount for the money and has gotten a lot of use on a 5.56 AR.
623999
you will need to purchase a raised picatiny rail, I think about a half inch if I remember right, I got the quarter inch and it doesn't line up like I would like it to. but I cant say for sure which hight you will need. in my opinion you can get a better one for the same price one that has a latch that flips on a push of a button, this one you have to pull back then to the side. but it does work
311288
I'm not sure if they are high enough. I'm not familiar with the scope mounting on the Henry.I have used the tall weaver mounts on a Marlin lever gun. They allowed to either scope or iron site the gun.The best part of the UTG Max is the easy off/on. But I would suspect you'd need them mounted on a picatinny rail to work correctly, and I don't believe the Henry offers that option.
697697
I don't know any thing about the gun you said. But I can say the clearance between bottom of the ring(inside) to top surface of the rail is 0.88 in.
1633154
I apologize for the delayed response on your question. Basically once mounted the top of the rail is 5/8'' from the top of the M91 barrel. It is a nice fit but unfortunately for me it will require me to get a cheek rest as it does raise the scope up a bit. This is also variable according to the scope and ring height that you mount on it as well. Let me know if you have any other questions.
326460
I would call them low mount about good 3/8 inch under the scope mine is mounted on a S&W; MP 15-22 with a UTG 3/4 mount which is mounted on the gun.I can use the original sight right through the scope.
1347628
i just got some 1" high rings (redfield i think). packaging said it allows clearance for up to 50mm objective. good clearance on my 10/22 with 1" bull barrel
981107
Total height: 1.75" Height from top of picatinny rail to top of sight post: 1.375" However the sight post height is adjustable apx. .25" Height from picatinny rail to sightpost base: 1.125" I have this mounted in the same plane with my rear sight and it works well.
1866747
Fully extended from hard surface (ground) to top of rail mounting surface (on bipod) is a little over 8". I guess the next question is how far down does the installed magazine extend, which falls to you to find out.
221975
unsure tom, but i have a see thru mount to allow a scope and iron sights at the same time, they work well set at 50yds for me with it, and i imagine the clearances would be the same for you. i would suggest a different mount personally.
110341
I assume you have decided you really need a riser and cannot make do with high or extra-high scope rings. Make sure the length of the riser is a good match with the length of the rail on the AR7. Both should be the same length or the riser slightly shorter than the rail of the gun. If you need closer eye relief for an optic, just adding this riser won't help and you should consider buying an offset riser having a cantilevered extension on one end. Since the 1913 Picatinny rail is a military standard design, all such rails will fit together if the lengths are compatible.
1914896
the question is strangely worded. The sight is meant to fit on top of a gas block that is at the sane height as the rail on the upper receiver.
2120657
The Brass Stacker itself sits quite high. I had to add a cheek pad on top of the cheek rest build into my Boyd's stock. I'm not familiar with the shape of the scope you're using, but I would recommend getting the lowest rings that will give your scope clearance.