Would the view be obstructed by the front sight? If I mounted the AR-536 on a Bushmaster M4 A3 patrolman.&#xFEFF;
1043753
I have mine mounted on my M4, and have no front sight blockage. I did replace the standard plate, with a quick release plate, but they are the same height. Good Scope!
1828521
If you buy a mount for it. I had mine mounted into the frame and co-witnessed with suppressor sights.
1517781
I have a Bushmaster xm-15 ORC, It did not come with a front or rear sight, I added magpul backup sights and without any risers I can't see the backup front sight in the scope(though by the height it looks like you could). Not sure on the fixed front sight on most M4 variants but I know with my magpul sight i haven't been able to Co - witness at all with this scope.
398210
I found the A2 replica front post sight to be very close to the M16 upper receiver A2 sight post which is a fixed post. What make this sight nice is that it is removable. However, I have a 1 x 4 power scope mounted on a 1 inch riser. I leave the front A2 mil spec attached for looks, it does not affect my scopes sight picture. I also have a carrying handle with integrated manual backup mil spec peeps, just in case my scope loses it's zero. With just a few twist of the binding posts' and a swap out, I am back in action!
1674725
In theory, yes. Keep the front visor down with the pinhole opening and you could use it. That said, that is not what it is designed for and I wouldn't. I have a dedicated 5.56 upper for my AR that when I need mounted, ready night optics I just swap uppers and I'm good to go. You can build an upper for four hundred bucks and use iron sights for daytime use, much better option in my opinion.
1814920
I have mounted a 3-9x50 Nikon on a M4 which has a standard A2 front sight post. The front sight is completely invisable at all levels of magnification. No worries.
2187265
Yes, I guess it ultimately depends on the sights and the model though really. I have a Ruger SR-556, with the stock flip up sights and the visibility actually works pretty well looking through this Eotech, approximately 2/5 of the way up the glass maybe? Not right in the middle, which would be perfect, but plenty usable without having to remove the system. I had to move the sights back and forth a little to make everything fit the way I wanted but it looks good.
1225697
It really shouldn't be, but I can not be certain as none of my AR type rifles have a fixed front sight. As I recall, the setup of optics with a fixed front sight works fine, but may cause a slight blur at the six o'clock position in the field of view.
1259567
It attaches by the top rail. It will fit but you will have to add cantid sights. It blocks the view of normal sights
1289894
No. You do not have enough run out on the front sight, front & rear have to be very close to level,at differnt ranges this hight will realy come to bare.
410237
I have mine mounted on a m4 with mbus sight. I can co witness with no issues. Great sight. My only issue so far is that sometimes the auto off does not work.
1201967
Dan not sure what you are asking. Mine is mounted on an AR. Have no issues with it. Great alternative to an expensive EOTECH.
1154768
I mounted mine on an AK-47. With the mounting bracket, I can see over the front sights.
1289521
I'm not familiar with the AR 536 however I will say I'm very happy with the optic itself on my my Colt AR.
1372871
Yes...I Also have fixed front post on my ar15 and it doesn't interfere. Good scope too.
2268313
Your AR will need to have a rail already to mount this. Honestly though the eye relief on it is so short it'll bang you in the eye every time you fire. Also since it lacks a reticle you have to mount it behind a red dot sight of some kind.
659312
I have mounted mine behind an Aimpoint PRO that was set for co-witnenn on a AR 15. It matched perfect. When behind my EOTech EXPS 3-2 it appeard to set too low, but surprisingly the sight picture was perfect, and centered