Can these be used with red dot sight
1869912
This is a gen 1 nv setup. It's the most basic kind and good for seeing at night. I haven't tried it w a sight. But I wouldn't use mine that way. It would probably work best with a laser dot not a scope.
1480430
Very easily. I use a different mount for another purpose but it's great to have the picatinny mount if you need it. What a great red dot sight.
1851183
Yes - you absolutely can use the PRO with iron sights on an AR-15 pattern rifle. With the included mount, the red dot should be an absolute co-witness with your fixed iron sights. You can buy another mount later if you would like the iron sights to be lower in the sight picture at a 1/3 co-witness level.
1892279
I think so. All it does is raise the rail height so anything that can affix to the original rail should fit. I just needed it to get my red dot over my front sight.
394315
No buy the a custom direct from Crossman with the red dot. This one comes with very good (60 buck ) open sights.
1998193
Yes..need to buy one made for this model. I have one ...found very hard to get red dot set ...so not happy with it. If I had to do it again I would go for optics with good cross hair sights.
2145859
They will fit, they will be hard to get on, heating them up with a blow dryer works to strech the plastic, then you can get them on. However I have these on my 22 and I would say that you should only get these if you want to see how a REAL MBUS pair would work and if you have a red dot optic to use. As primary sights for a real gun these are not a good option. As back ups that won't get used much, they will suffice.
10783
I used this to mount a red dot for the same problem that you are describing. The AR I mounted it on has an integrated front iron sight. Like you are describing it interferes but I am not going to be the fool that screws with a iron sight from the SigSauer factory. This rail perfectly raises the sight just above the front sight so that the sight is usable and not a problem. This is definately the way to go. Hopefully I have answered the question let me know if not.
2196047
I cannot guarantee that. It depends on your sight height and whether your optic is magnified or not. But, if you are running a 1x red dot and you get the right height riser then it should not be a problem. Find out your optics height your a2 sight height and make sure you buy the correct riser. I do not use a2 sights. I bought the riser solely for the qd function.
1394370
I use mine for my scope to clear the A2 front sight. It should work for your red dot just as well. You should get a riser that's tall enough for the optics to clear the front sight and put your eye at a comfortable height but not any taller. I have a couple heights for different optical configurations.
858452
You can. The mount comes with two smooth and two railed upper segments which would allow for attaching. Reflex or red dot sight on top. While this is certainly a popular option, I found it didn't work well because the resulting height over bore was too high to be useful at close range and it was awkward shooting from position.
648730
I think they will. I use them on my .22L rifle without issue. I wanted the extra height so my iron sights are still available to use.
596131
yes, but look out for the height difference. to make them work need a 1/2" riser on the rear sight
225241
It depends on how high up your red dot optic is above the rail. You can easily get a riser rail for a few bucks if it doesn't.
1183252
Yes. I would recommend getting a gun smith to put them on unless you have personal experience putting on front and rear sights. Otherwise, you will just scratch and dent the finish on your slide.
134984
I'm not sure what size you would need but it wouldn't fit with a red dot regardless. The holster hugs the slide all the way up and over the rear to have the level 3 retention. You might be able to add a red dot with a level 2 retention holster because they don't come over the 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.