I have a A3 rifle with a fixed F-Marked Front sight post. Will this be the correct height?
1295044
Mine is fixed in the front and it lines up with it. You will just have to adjust the sight
1410621
I installed this on a flat top A4 with the A2 fixed front sights and it works perfectly for me. Hope this helps.
130579
Kind of depends on your rails. I'm not sure about this combination, but when they are wrong it is about 1/8" off on the height which is pretty obvious. My front sight mounted on the gas block which I think made it too high so I had to get a lower version. I think if your rails are the same height front and rear they work together. I don't have my rifle in front of me.
743964
im not exactly sure since i'm not familiar with your rifle. I have the standard A2 front sight and a rear magpul flip up (probably as you do). I had to switch the highrise to a shorter one (from UTG) to get a better lower 1/3 co-witness. the high rise mount the TRS-25 came with was a little high. good luck
2004667
No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
2233876
It doesn't have the same height as the front sight on my standard mil-spec flat top ar15 front sight. I bought this based on these answers saying it was the correct height but it isn't high enough without buying a 1/2" riser
1741677
Yes, you would need tall mounts to clear over the front sight though. Good luck getting it dialed in.
1372871
Yes...I Also have fixed front post on my ar15 and it doesn't interfere. Good scope too.
654738
Yes, the rear sight will line up properly with an A2 front sight post on your set up. Even though I have these sights on a 15-22, I tested the rear sight on my AR15 (M&P15X; - has the fixed A2 front sight post) in order to answer this question.
1410622
The sight should work perfectly with the A2 front sight. I have the same setup.
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.
1773186
It depends on the gun. However on my AR it did NOT clear the front sight post. I moved it to my AR 10 without the fixed sight post. I will also like to add that it is a very good product and highly recommend it.
2042784
I don't see why they would not work. As long as they are a set, then the height should be fine. When your rear sight has elevation adjustments is when you need a taller front sight.
1779827
There are so many variables to this question, I'm not sure how your weapon is set up but I can offer this information. From the centerline of the barrel to the top of the sight pin, it measures ~1.9"/48.26mm depending how the sight pin has been adjusted to a particular weapon. What is critical in this situation is the height of both the front and rear sight(s) are parallel to the barrel centerline.
514341
I have this riser mount in my S&W; M&P; 15 with a regular 32x scope and the front post doesn't interfere with the scope view. I'm sure you won't have any problem with the auto range either. Without the riser the post is just below the center. I also have to say this little riser is surprisingly well made and for the price is a steal
1359538
yes, that is what I have, but you will need a 1/2" riser to cowitness with your front A2 and rear MBUS sights
2155378
This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned... » Read More This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. « Show Less