How do I move the rear sight left and right?
1319213
There is a countersunk screw head on the outside of the sight. Turning the screw moves the rear sight right and left for windage adjustment. If you can find a close-up of the rear sight you may be able to see the adjusting screw (flat blade screw driver or coin can be used) Try searching pictures of Diamondhead D-45 sights.
637987
This is a right handed IWB. I don't see anyway to switch the hardware to make it a left side. Hope this helps
794153
These sights are NOT adjustable......They are FIXED sights. In a manner of speaking, one can "adjust" the sights for windage, but not in the traditional sense. Essentially, it is re-installing the rear sight, not "adjusting" it, as all one can do is uninstall the sight by loosening the set screw and shifting it to the right or left, then tightening the set screw and applying the Loctitie again. Re-install, NOT adjusting......
582588
The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation, but the gun is so bulky it's hard to tell if you hit the target or not.
1868319
There are no directions with it. Mount to rail with windage adjustment to the right when you are in the firing position. There is no elevation adjustment. To move bullet impact to the right turn adjuster clockwise. To move impact left turn counter clockwise. Each division is roughly 1/2" at 100 yds. Large aperture is for close targets small aperture is for distance. Hope this helps
2049444
They lean to the right side.With your right hand holding the pistol grip,twisting it upward, away from your body. Your scope will rotate towards your left side and the 45 degree iron sights will rotate up to the 12 o'clock position and the rifle will be canting to the left and your right eye will be looking over the forward assist and your sights will be looking right up, at the 12 o'clock position. With these sights, you will not need to remove your scope in order to use the iron sights. In other words your right hand, holding the pistol grip will rotate from the up and down position, to your elbow rotating away from your side, to away and to the right, away from your body and the rifle will be side ways,like lying sideways. In other words, start with gun in normal position and rotate your elbow away from your side and your cheek will be rolled over towards the right side of the stock. I hope that this explained it installation and usage for you. Enjoy and you will be doing this in under second and thats why it is such a great item that gives you a fast iron sight option.
992935
Reverse the mount for the quick release is on the right side of a right handed AR15/M4. Mine lines up with the ejection port guard and the rounds do not hit it. This allows the magnifier to collapse to the right side. Hope this helps!
1624091
Spring loaded button release on each sight (Left side after installation) . Works great
582586
Yes the rear sights are adjustable (up/down, left/right). The up/down is adjusted with a flat head screw driver and the left/right is adjusted with a small knob located just to the right of the sights.
1773571
No, the only correct way to remove the dovetail rear sight is by removing the slide, place in a vise and tap it out from the left side to the right side with a brass tap and hammer. Leaving the slide on the rails will potentially damage the rails of the frame.
265991
I use the rear sight tool to move the sight most of the way out, allowing part of the plunger to show. Then slide the cover tool in to keep the parts from flying out. When you put it back together reverse the procedure, use the tool to get the plunger and spring back in place. Slide the rear sight in by hand until it holds the spring and plunger in place then use the rear sight tool to push it home.
2086849
There is a slot on the top where you can slide down a long narrow Phillips screwdriver and turn the adjustment screw, or you have to remove the light and adjust the screw with a Phillips on the back. There is only up and down adjust, no left or right. I was lucky and didn't have to adjust mine at all.
701065
Use secondary knob, twist and click, it will automatically lock into next reticle.
185983
the one on the side adjusted the left and right while the two bottom ones control elevation. when I first got mine, one of the bottom screws was not flush so I began to tighten them both. you kinda gotta play around with it because sometimes tightening the bottom will offset the laser to one side. I lined mine up using the iron sights at about 10 yds. i would think the easiest way to sight it is use a bore laser.
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.
1606618
Optics should be mounted using the side rail left of the trigger guard not the foreend and I would bore sight or zero closer initially to make sure I'm on paper.
88723
You must already have the factory rifle sights on your barrel. These sights replace the top half of the factory sights. The rear one takes a small flat blade screwdriver. The front one takes a punch and hammer. The front sight base is pinched against the upper half to keep it from sliding out either side. You will have to drive the old upper half out with the punch. After you slide the new upper half back in, you will have to use the punch and hammer to flatten the two corners which will trap the new upper half in place. All adjustments ar done with the rear sight and a small flat blade screwdriver. I hope this helps.