can you remove the ar-15 stock sight with this?
1664098
Sorry I didn't read your question thoroughly. Yes you can use it for any pins you need to drift out.
1664099
This bench block is more geared toward the 1911 pattern pistol. If you are referring to the front sight/gas block, this tool might work as an aid for driving the pins out. However, I would find a better way to support the barrel. For example, I would cut a V notch down the length of a piece of 2x4 to fully support the barrel. Then I would drill two catch holes for the gas block pins. Not only would you reduce the risk of warping your barrel, you will spend way less money making the right tool for the job.
1664100
It's not as easy as if you had an actual ar15 front sight block but it will work. You will need a big hammer and a steady hand. Also remember its a tapered pin so be sure to check which side is smaller and knock it out from that side. Also putting a piece of 2x4 under the receiver will help steady the gun.
1664101
yes. Designed for the 1911, but you can do it with this block. Helps to have another stabilization down around the drop or back of the action ot it can bounce a bit
1664102
No. This was specifically designed for the 1911. I use it while taking out pins from the AR frames simply because it won't mar the finish and has the holes to capture pins. You need an AR armorers tool for your need.
1664103
Yes. I specifically bought it for that reason. Yes it gives you good support to do so, its not an exact fit but I've also used it to punch out trigger guards as well. You'll need a good set of punches to do the taper pins, use a beefy one to get it started then it should be a piece of cake. They only go one way out, there's quite a few tutorials online showing how to.
1284541
Yes, but you may have to adjust it. The sight comes with a small wrench to adjust the tightness of the clamp.
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.
344391
I threw out my old sight after replacing it. However the new sight adjustment plat looks and operates just like the old one. I would bet that you could..
1762330
No....look up the sights for that gun. I have one too. Requires a different sight.
1331434
No. There is no way to attach it to an unmodified M&P 15 Sport. You need a picatinny rail or a sling stud in order to mount this.
1007986
Yes. This is not the x-long mount and doesn't require the removal of the rear sight. Only problem you may run into is that one of the screws may have to be filed down slightly IF the bottom of the screw happens to rub slightly on the top of the bolt. If it does rub, you will feel it. Chances are, there will be no problems. Just a heads up though.
1773571
No, the only correct way to remove the dovetail rear sight is by removing the slide, place in a vise and tap it out from the left side to the right side with a brass tap and hammer. Leaving the slide on the rails will potentially damage the rails of the frame.
1184908
This type of mount requires you to remove the scope/red dot to use iron sights. You don't have to remove the rail though, which is due to the sighting slot cut down the center of the rail. They are called see through because normal picatinny rails don't have this slot.
1875186
Yes, you need a sight pusher to remove and install this sight though, it replaces your rear sight.
1485841
No, that is not true. You drop the metal "gun" piece of your 10\22 down into the Hogue stock. The iron sights have nothing to do with the simple process. This stock is excellent!
733548
If you're talking about the virtical foregrip yes you can but the gun is not all metal like it says it is. I turned around and bought another realistic AR15
1996191
You can do if yourself with a standard AR15 armors tool or standard wrench, but please note that I returned this item because it was a fake/clone like others have sold on amazon. The finish was horrible and not to spikes quality/spec.
2076542
No, the front sights will not be a problem for this scope, provided you have the scope mounted properly. I have this scope with the Nikon mounting rings and I have no issues whatsoever with the front sights on an AR15 application.
1650040
Fits without any modification to the stock. The mount fits where the original rear sight is, with modifications to the sight base only. Even the old original wood stock does not have to be altered.
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 !;!
2264489
I can't see how? You would have to have see through rings and the one inch base alone would probably not allow you to see the front sight.