Once the sight is mounted on the rail,what is the distance between the bottom of the eye retical and the top of the rail?
442669
I check what I ordered for the riser and it was a UTG High Profile Riser Mount with 3 slots ...it raised it up just rightSold by: Amazon.com LLC
442670
I'm not sure how high the riser is but it raised it to a perfect height for me. Check out the part that I bought from Amazon I sent you and see if you think it will work for you.
442671
I had to buy a riser to lift the optic up a little, out of the box I had to tilt my head down to low for comfort. I don't know the actual height but it is more comfortable for quicker sight field. I believe it was a medium rise.
442672
I believe it is around 2 3/4" Height Over Bore. I'm running my Vortex on a Spikes Tactical 556 upper with a fixed A2 Front Sight Post. It co-witnesses perfectly in this setup. All I had to do was crank down the dot so it is just above the Front Post.
442673
I don't know the distance, as I have never tried to measure it. What I do know is there are 3 ways to sight your Red Dot once it is mounted. 01) If you have a front sight,Simply adjust the Elevation so that your Dot sits right on the tip of your Front Sight Post, Then make Windage Adjustments once you have Dialed in your Elevation settings. 02) A Laser Bore Sight tool can be used prior to Down Range Sighting in. 03) Winging it - Just simply fire 3 rounds and see where your point of impact is. Then Dial in your Elevation 1st. Then Windage come last.
442674
I don't know the distance, as I have never tried to measure it. What I do know is there are 3 ways to sight your Red Dot once it is mounted. 01) If you have a front sight, Simply adjust the Elevation so that your Dot sits right on the tip of your Front Sight Post, Then make Windage Adjustments once you have Dialed in your Elevation settings. 02) A Laser Bore Sight tool can be used prior to Down Range Sighting in. 03) Winging it - Just simply fire 3 rounds and see where your point of impact is. Then Dial in your Elevation 1st. Then Windage come last.
756535
The sight is about 2.25 inches tall. The reticle is easily adjustable and about 1.5 inches from base. Your one inch high rise scopes will most likely not let you see under your scope. If you have not purchased a scope yet, I recommend one with RIS on the top of the scope if you want a hybrid-setup (Scope and Red Dot Sight).
902443
The sights extend 1 3/8" above the top of the rail. I have a similar type iron sight on my Rock River SWAT rifle that cost quite a bit more than these. Have put many rounds through both rifles. These sights work just as well as my more expensive ones. Only problem I've seen is the sight adjustment screw on the rear sight is very easily turned which could come off zero. A little lock tight would fix this. All in all these are a great purchase for backup sights.
981109
Total height: 1.75" Height from top of picatinny rail to top of sight post: 1.375" However the sight post height is adjustable apx. .25"Height from picatinny rail to sightpost base: 1.125"I have this mounted in the same plane with my rear sight and it works well.
1087351
Not sure of the sight measurement. I did install one on my Coly 6920. The sights are taller, so had to screw it down into the M4 front sight mount several turns to get the right adjustment.
1760690
Most likely BACK to the top of the Pic-rail. These sights are INCREDIBLE! I have mine on my Olympic Arms OA-93. Top-of-the-line accessory for a top-of-the-line firearm! Enjoy yours!
861054
I have a Remington 597 with a 3-9X40 scope and and I have plenty of clearance for my iron sights. The bottom of the tube of the scope looks like it sits about an inch above the receiver with the mounts I have.
821782
As far as I could figure, you couldn't see under this sight for any reason as it sits right on the rail. I only use it on a pellet pistol, so I have no experience on other weapons.
187309
I' say about an inch high. I put them on my AR 15 and they clear the front sight post off the sight picture when using my rifleman scope. I hope it helps.
934858
It probably sets about 3 inches total. It depends on if ur mounting with something else. It is pretty low profile so magnifiers take up te most space. U will be able to use about one inch of rail to mount it on the farther side of ur rail and let the battery compartment hang off.
1891318
For proper eye relief you should use one of offset mounts, like the Burris PEPR or Vortex mount; it will not be above the sight, but at magnification you won't see it.
1822250
The eye relief is short... about 3", so if your mount will work for that distance, that's fine. But, I've owned and returned FIVE of these' ALL of which had canted reticles. I personally can't tolerate canted reticles, so can't recommend this scope.
1255938
Same as standard AR sights? About 1.5" to the very top. Another answer said 1.35" ,possibly?
1991493
From the very bottom of the sight to the highest point, the back up sight is exactly 2 inches.. I have a picture, but it won't let me post it here
601600
.172 inch from the top of the slide after installing. (Measured on a Springfield Loaded and Range Officer). It fits perfect. did not have to adjust the sight after installing. Hope this helps.
1738140
No it's designed for rifles, the eye re-leave is 2o 3 inches not 2 to three feet.
1402778
Depends on the height of the mount. This is roughly the same height as a standard gas block front sight