is this riser the right one for my AR-15 sport
523487
Ditto on T.P.'s answer. That is what I used them for and the height was spot-on. Again...depends on usage/expectations.
523488
This is to help other Ruger AR556 owners. I apologize posting in this thread. 1" riser did not work for me. It's too high. I'm going to try 0.83 next.
523489
This riser allows perfect co-witness with a Bushnell TRS-25 Red Dot and iron sights. So depending on what sight you're using then this could be the right one for your M&P; 15 Sport.
523490
This riser will work on any standard rail on an AR15. The question is what is the height of the device that you're going to mount on it. It matched to a Bushnell TRS25 on an S&W; VTAC-2 perfectly.
1764607
With this riser I can still see the front sight in my optics, but it is below the red dot by a bit, so it may not be high enough for you to use the flip up sight too. Hope that helps....
378560
This riser can interfere with the charging handle of an AR15. In the rearmost position there is sufficient clearance to operate the T handle- however if the stock is positioned further forward, it can block the handle. Measuring and removing some of the forward portion of the riser with a hacksaw may solve this issue, depending on your preferred stock position.
1084682
I just learned the hard way. Definitely absolute co-witness with your irons on an AR. Just ordered the High Rise. I hope there is free shipping on the return otherwise I'll bave a mount laying around.
2272529
The riser is not part of the sight.u can use the sight on any rail buy itself
2218398
The way I see it,if you have a Picatinny rail I don't see a problem. The riser is high enough to clear a 50mm bell and buis sights
1799557
A. 75 and 1 inch riser both worked for me but I'm not so sure about a. 5 inch riser? A safer bet is the 1 inch.
633879
this is not something an ar-15 would need, or be able to use. I believe you are looking for something known as 'picatinny riser', they sell them on cheaperthandirt(dot)com. i couldnt find one on amazon. this item is to convert a dovetail mount to picatinny rail system. just a little extra info, 1/2 inch risers will allow you to "co-witness" with your iron sites and a red dot site in MOST cases. good luck! =) (i bought this for my pellet gun to mount picatinny type scopes/scope rings on it)
1801331
Don't know ... I needed a riser for my scope & found the UTG at a great price. Probably not.
920116
If your bow has the screw holes to mount a sight on your riser, then this should fit. I am also right handed.
1207813
You won't need a riser if you get rings that have a tall base. I first used Grand Slam rings but they were not tall enough and the scope was rubbing the rail at both ends. After getting taller quad lock rings, that problem was resolved. However if you want more than a few millimeters between the bottom of the scope and the rail, go with a riser as well as rings.
1956094
It's should since I got it for an ATI ar-15 style stock, but you should double check
119023
I honestly don't know. I used this riser for my T1 aimpoint. On my caa roni.. I don't own a rifle
205366
im not sure, I had to use a 1 inch riser on my rifle because it was way to low by itself. I guess it depends on the setup you currently have, if its a piccany mount with no handle then i would say yes to be comfortable.
1632610
No it does not come with a riser, why would you need one? What are you putting it on? Talk to people you know and trust like the gun shop where you bought it or a gunsmith where you can get some sound advice.
1883120
I have two ARs: flattop with Magpul MBUS front and rear, the other with the A2 front and MBUS rear. No riser of any kind was needed for either.
2044703
I think it would depend on the scope. I bought this to put on my AR to raise my Eotech 512 over the front sights. It didn't work because the Eotech has a large fastening knob on the side which got in the way of the riser. I ended up having to go with the medium profile riser which worked well. Hope this helped.