How much adjustment for elevation in this? A lot of dot sights are at 40mm.
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This is not a sight, it is a magnifier. It does not have elevation. You place it between your eye and the red-dot/holo/reflex sight and it will magnify the target for you. If you want my opinion, this is the best one for the money hands down. I have had over a dozen of these from different brands over the past few years and this particular one is my favorite. It's not perfect, but it's by far the best one under 200$ that I've found. I have not tried the Vortex magnifier yet, and I hear good things, but it's also 230$ or so... for 100$, get the TMS.
1053905
I highly recommend getting the magnifier individually, then getting the 36mm mount for third party sights like sightmark, ncstar, Burris. But if you have eotech or aimpoint, this setup should be fine with minimal adjustment
1053906
No elevation adjustment. TMS offers 2 different heights, 42mm and 36mm. I have the 42mm mounted behind a Lucid HD7 (40mm) and it works fine. Should work with any red dot advertised as "lower 1/3 co-witness" 36mm would be needed for absolute co-witness. (35mm)
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The sight height of the mounted scope is 1.5 inches ( about 38 mm) above the c/l of the dovetail groove. (Not the bore) Therefore the bottom of the 40 mm scope is 18 mm above the same c/l. Extra info: The center of the 3/4 highx1inch See-Thru elliptical hole is about 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) above the same groove. These were measured thru the clear packaging. I like the rings and have bought them before. Do try switching them around and also reversing them front to back on the gun for closest alignment and less work lapping. I mark the four assembly pieces and direction to muzzle before lapping because sooner or later they will be disassembled and these are not machined as well as mounts 5-6 times the price. Marking and lapping make them a great choice. The package does not mention lapping but it is worthwhile. . All mounts should be lapped. It takes stress from the scope and they work much better.
1155421
I have M&P; 15 and it brings you to the perfect height. Works well with both scopes I have. Red Dot and UTG x9.
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 -
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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.
432248
use a bore site..then shoot a group..and adjust accordingly. This particular laser sight will not hold up to the recoil of a .40 cal.
507857
Approx. 1.5." When using my red dot, it co-witnesses the front sight at the lower 1/3 of the view. I believe this is what you are maybe concerned about...?
314037
I had good luck with this sight, however my rail system required that my gunsmith place a small shim under the back of the site. I think it is a solid product and the price is right. It also helped my grandson learn to shoot accurately. i can't answer the slight angle movement question, as I didn't experience any problem when shooting at targets.
1063561
The sight is designed to be flipped over to increase range. Remove the site from the mounting bracket, flip it over, and re-mount, now you'll be a high :) Happy shooting.
785985
David Roeschenthaler has it right, there is room for a 40mm scope, but I did have to remove my rear sight to use the scope & mount, although my rear sight is different & larger than the mbus sight
732374
I mounted this and a Millet 5 mil. Red dot scope to the top of a ar-15, when finished sighting in the dot was just slightly over the fixed front sight. Hope the info helps.
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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.
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You should be able to use a 40mm objective with the medium height version. That's what I have. You may have to remove the rear sight depending on how far forward you mount the scope.
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1X red dot sights (RDS) typically have unlimited eye relief. If you can see the dot, you can get the hit no matter how close or how far your eye is from the RDS. I placed it at T5 on my full Picatinny and zeroed it in; I now get an approx. 3" grouping at 50yds, which is all I'm after for this gun & sight.
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I run it with a T-1 on one rifle and with a Larue SPR mount with a leupold mk ar mod1, with no issues, don't know the height, slightly, slightly higher than My magpul pro sights
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I've got about 20mils of usable elevation mounted on a 20moa base,but the total range of adjustment is 30mils for windage and elevation.
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H=40mm or 1 9/16. L = 27mm or 1 3/32. That's when sight is deployed H= 11mm L=55mm when rear sight is stowed