What kind of front sight do you use with the See-All sight.
2034221
The SeeAll sight does not require a separate front sight. It functions sort of like a red dot, except that you do NOT look "through" the sight. The intended target is viewed on top of the "point" of the sight, like iron sights.
2034222
You don't any front sight with the See All. Just line up the target with the top of the triangle in the lens and you're on. Simple to sight in and very accurate. Love mine, and have three deer this year to prove it.
1064367
Depends on the diameter if the sight. I use a short Red Dot sight with no problem
425940
It all depends on how you mount the scope. Co-witnessing will work but at higher mangnifications the front sight post will be blurred like any magnified scope.
1420935
I used this one. So far it's worked great on all my Glocks and M&P;'s.http://www.sightpusher.comYou'll also need a front sight tool. Amazon has them.
801959
Yes, you will be able to co-witness the factory sights. I have an M&P 40 and tried my sights on it. Just order the one with the mounting plates. Very easy to install.
622007
Correct you will need the riser for 1/3 co witness. If you are shooting with both eyes open as you should even without the riser and absolute co witness you really don't see the front sight. My rear sight is fold down so that isn't an issue.
981106
I do not have this particular sight anymore, however this one is used if your rear sight is mounted on a flat top rail system. If you are mounting it lower, you will need the high profile sight.
409880
The one I have is on an AK in order for me to get a better line of vision with a scope. It is not open enough at the bottom to see the rear sight without interference.
1530517
I am also cross eye dominant, and as with all red dots you should be shooting with both eyes open, which should help. I have not found much difference in performance from a "can you see it" perspective between this, an EOTech, and an ACOG, they all work about the same for addressing the cross eye dominance issue.
641367
It will definitely enhance your ability to see the front sight. It is not technically more precise that the stock sight. It really helped me.
1233506
It works for me. I have a gas block mount front sight as well in a co-witness setup.
459911
My answer is the same as Chris's. The front sight is not visible looking through my Nikon P-233 scope.
2142506
Yes. Most of the flip up rear sights clear the magnifier. I went with a Troy Battle Sight.
571056
No, mine works great, after getting used to it, i use the front sight with the red dot to ad some accuracy at certain ranges.
2091581
Go for it! I use it as the primary sight on an AR. Really fast when you get used to it.
1483507
I don't think so. The 4x magnification will make the front sight post nearly invisible. Co Witness best achieved with an Eotech or similar type of red dot optic with no magnification.
2041130
There is a very good reason for it, actually. You can use the red dot sight with the rear clear cover even if the front cover is still closed. It is perfect in case you don't have time to open the front cover, or if it is raining, blowing dust, etc. Since red dot sights were originally designed to be used by keeping both eyes open you will still see your target and the red dot will be superimposed on it.