In the picture it looks like it has a removable front sight but is it really removable?
1060531
Yes it is but this gun is absolutely horrible, i had it and it was just horrifically horific, just sayin, but to answer your question, yes it is removable!
1184793
This item requires the front sight to be soldered on. It's not easy and I would recommend finding a gunsmith willing to do it before purchasing. I tried contacting mossberg to see if they'd do it off me but never responded.
2168466
Chris C. is correct. It comes with what is pictured. 2 pin adjustable sight and targets
1392489
Yes. Its a semi circle that you snap on the barrel. It has a notch cut in it that fits into the bead front sight
554631
Yes. The insert pops out and the meprolight front sight replaces it. You'll need a little dab of loctite to keep it in place.
1364683
The sights are not manufactured to be taken apart. The front sight is molded with the frame. The rear sight has two screws for adjustment only. You can remove the rear sight by punching out the roll pin hinge, but that is not a good idea. That would probably destroy the rear sight mount. I hope this helps. Ken !;!
746578
You can keep the front sight on, the top handguard installs from the top, and doesn't affect the front sight. fyi - when removing the original rail from the reciever, don't lose the small black metal disc & spring from the bottom of the backup rear sight.
233535
I have the same exact gun. The answer is yes and no. You can leave the front one on and it will not appear in your scopes view, but the back sight needs to come off, but getting it off is a piece of cake.
1046830
No, it attaches to the ring that is attached my front sight post. The item your looking for I believe is called a swivel. If you go on the magpul website you can find it. I bought mine on amazon as well. Works great. The swivel looks like a botton.
105092
Yes, you peel off the backing and it sticks right to the inside of the sight. Some sights have more body to attach it to than others. I was kind of worried about it, but I have had mine on there for two or three years now and it is still holding on tight. If it ever did come off, I'm sure it would be easy to re-glue it.
1866997
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for sight pin removal.
1875186
Yes, you need a sight pusher to remove and install this sight though, it replaces your rear 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.
676391
The front sight is a very, very hard material... but not metal. It holds an orange site-piece very firmly in three points. The rear sight is metal and is completely adjustable for windage and range. Well, no... looking at it again it seems to be partially the same tough plastic the front sight is made of, only with two green points instead of orange. (I feel I should know the terminology for these things.) I can't tell you how good they work because my rifle came with a scope that is dead-nuts accurate. No rabbit has escaped this rifle yet.
746577
You can keep the front sight, but not the rear, which is attached to the original Pic rail. You need to get an aftermarket rear sight, which may or may not work with the dovetail front sight. I pulled mine and got flip-up front and rear sights.
1264835
it has iron sights on it, and the top rail is removable so you can attach a sight.
2049734
If you order new, it should be new. It will cowitness with an "F" marked front sight.