Are the sights adjustable (windage and elevation)? Thanks!
1944793
No, these sights are not adjustable for windage and elevation (i.e. no little screws on the top/side of the sight to make quick adjustments).
1944794
Just windage by pressure or tapping. I have them on a 17 and they seem to be on better than the factory sights for both.
1944795
No the sights are not adjustable for windage or elevation. Why would you even need that for a handgun??? It's not like your going to be firing it from over 100 yards away.
1944796
No, these are fixed just like factory sights. These are better for bright day and they also glow at night. I actually sent my slide and the sight to tru glo and they installed them to a gnats A$$ at 50 yards. No need for adjustable sights on a handgun for windage and elevation anyway.
1944797
The glock 19 rear sight slides in from right to left or vise versa. Once in position a screw on top of the sight is tightened. The sight may be adjusted left or right and re tightened.
1944798
Only for windage. Elevation would require a different height of front sight. I would imagine the sights are modeled off the standard height of the original Glock sights. Mine shoot to point of aim for me.As a rule of thumb, the rear sight is a little over to the right, when installed, then you can adjust as required.Yesterday, at 7 yards, outdoor range, bright sunlight, my shots to a cardboard IDPA target, seeing the first shot from my carry Glock 19, just above the front sight, other shots hit the hole, or close to it.
1826316
sorry i am late on this answer. i don't own one , but blue book says that sights are adjustable. hope this helps.NO! I WAS WRONG, I DID NOTE REALIZE WE WERE TALKING ABOUT ABOUT .177 CAL. SORRY.
1863868
No they're not adjustable for elevation, only "drift" adjustable for windage on the rear. As far as I know TRUGLO doesn't offer fully adjustable (or target type) sights in their TFO 6/8 series. Hope this helps.
788152
Not adjustable to the extent you need it. I would look for a different height sight or you can get a profile riser mount (UTG sells one for about 8 bucks, and you can get them in different heights). Hope this helps -
1930276
To answer the direct question, both windage and elevation adjustments seem to work fine. I shoot at an indoor range and generally take care of my stuff. This is a very light weight unit and probably is not meant to survive rough treatment for very long. For what I wanted, an economical way to scope my hand gun scores, this works fine. If you need something more robust, I agree with one of the other statements, buy something more heavy duty. Hope this helped.
650731
Only windage can be adjusted with the rear sight. The elevation adjustment can be done through the front sight.
582653
Interesting. You could indeed mount the sights reversed. This would allow them to hang off the left side of the weapon. This would make sight adjustments tricky but just do everything in reverse.
1453161
I have it set up on my AR and it has it's short comings. I would prefer the sights to be alittle higher. If you're not running back up iron sights then it works great.
1626968
Mine is slightly off, perhaps 2-3 degrees. some have complained about that will cause elevation or windage adjustments to change too. Yes, that is correct to a point. Let's stay that worse case scenario, the turrets and reticle were canted 45 degrees off from each other. That would mean any elevation or windage would equally effect both. But for every 1 degree, that would only result in 1/45 of a change in the other. that equates to .02" for every inch of elevation/windage. So if the scope has 1/2" per click adjustment at 100 yards, One click of windage/elevation would result in (unwanted) .01" in elevation/windage movement with a reticle that was canted 1 degree off. Even at 5 degrees, that is still only .05" (1.2mm) at 100 yards. The point is if that small of an offset really matters to anyone, they should not be buying a $90 scope in the first place.
1733070
Rear sight is drift adjustable with punch and hammer for windage, front sight is fixed.
1692635
Yes, they will fit the Glock 35 and yes, the rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation.
772568
No adjustment for rear sight. The sight has a flip up large apature and a small apature. I attached the sight sti the rails of my KSG and they're spot on-point of aim point of impact. I hope this helps. Tim R.
1692636
It has widage and elevation screws. Very easy to sight in since it is "target" type sight. Keep in mind the front sight post is VERY tall (like 2.5 times taller than stock and looks odd on smaller guns) might I add but is alot of help for getting on target. It might be possible for it to get hung on some types of holsters. I have used black hawk serpa, and bladetech with no issues. however soft style holsters it may snag.JLC
833237
there is an elevation and a windage adjustment just like any other optical sight. the description is wrong.
1853096
Yes for Windage and horizontal adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
162312
No but the matching front sight does. The rear sight will adjust left and right. They are great sights.
282779
Thay are great sights! The front sight is a bit brighter than the rear sights, on purpose. I will be getting more of these for my Kimber.