I don't have a fixed front sight but do have a bayonet mount. Will this still work?
1648692
Unfortunately it won't fit, it interlocks on the front fixed sight you will have to find one that secures to your bayonet mount
1021142
It will replace your rear sight and the front uses a set screw to jam it to the flip up sight rest. It works great when its locked in its rock solid.
1616463
No it will not. I attempted this and the rear site was just a couple of mm too low, which caused a little bending in the rail. A gunsmith said it would probably crack after 100 to 200 rounds or so. Its a shame because it is such a high quality piece of equipment. I ended up putting a AIM sports scout scope on the built in front rails as the long eye relief made it a good fit.
1496137
No the mount is built into the laser sight. As long as you have a rail to mount the sight there shouldn't be a problem.
1276541
Yes, it will fit any standard front sight post with a bayonet lug, but obviously the lug will no longer be usable.
611185
I wouldn't think so. You'd probably have to get different screws... even then, I don't see it working out to well. For what type of gun? Why not just use a bayonet from (that goes with) an M4, or AR-15, so you can just buy and attach a mounting lug possibly...?
861096
I'm not sure Jack. Not sure how it will line up or how it will co witness, if at all. I wound remove the front sight all together but that is just my preference. My AR came with no sights because I wanted to put my own on.
1617087
The mount goes over the iron sights but there is enough of a gap in between the rail and the sights that you probably could still use the iron sights as well. I've never actually tried it myself but looking at it, it looks pretty possible
1052648
As long as there's no front sight, as Mr. Adkins mentioned. When you put the scope on, because of the size of the rifle, you may need higher scope mounts too.
1684690
I would assume that It would work just fine. I bought both the front and rear sight. I can tell you that they are made very well and are very durable. I have had a lot of sights before but with these sights you can aquire your target even faster.
690225
I use magpul sights. The basic mount does not absolute cowitness. I would try the cantilever mount.
1532106
Yes, well depending if your front sight is snug tightly enough on your barrel. It will work just fine.
1445998
No, and any mount that is will not let you maintain a proper cheek weld. This usually not an issue though as your eye will not "see" the front sight any way.
2176781
I'm not sure. It all depends on your eye sight. I would say no because you gun will put the scope to far forward.But if you get a raised mount that lets you bring the scope up and closer to you. It will work fine
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
654737
After a little research it is to my best knowledge the rear flip up sight should be compatible with the fixed front sight. However prior to buying a set you may want to take your rifle to a gun dealet and get their advice. Good luck, lets us know how it works out
603480
If your front sight is pinned in it will work. If your front sight is dovetailed in it won't. I have the CZ-75 and I love my new sights. Wish I had done this 10 years ago.