Is the rear sight also held in place by a roll pin?
485498
Not to my knowledge, Although I had to have a smith do it due to the fact that there were burrs around the front roll pin, but i would assume that the rear would be able to move for sighting purposes.
1175909
Yes it can be...it's threaded like any standard AR front sight. I am really happy with them!
798708
Drift out the rear sight. If there are tapped holes, then yes. If not, you will need to have it drilled and tapped.
162312
No but the matching front sight does. The rear sight will adjust left and right. They are great sights.
598487
When this sight is mounted to your upper the rear of the sight just about sits flush with the rear portion of the rail where the charging handle sits. It's a good fit.
746577
You can keep the front sight, but not the rear, which is attached to the original Pic rail. You need to get an aftermarket rear sight, which may or may not work with the dovetail front sight. I pulled mine and got flip-up front and rear sights.
582586
Yes the rear sights are adjustable (up/down, left/right). The up/down is adjusted with a flat head screw driver and the left/right is adjusted with a small knob located just to the right of the sights.
584586
Most rear sights should be mounted as far to the rear of the rail as possible. However in your case as long as it clears the ACOG mounting you can mount it in front.
470628
The sight pin holder mounts on the opposite side as the arrow rest. Sight it in and lock it with the lock nuts provided.
786488
Yes, the rear sight assembly has the necessary fasteners-the front is best installed using silver solder-you or a gunsmith.
1284541
Yes, but you may have to adjust it. The sight comes with a small wrench to adjust the tightness of the clamp.
309275
I don't think so. The rear sight is designed to mount directly on the receiver after being drilled and tapped. The front is designed to be mounted over the factory bead sight.
1762047
I just googled the rifle you have. It's the same sight system them mine has so this mount should work fine. But like I said before find a screw to replace the rear pin with or you'll never be able to zero.
957888
I had to install a weaver rail to the top of receiver on my Pardner. I mounted the sight over the back half of the breech. It should not matter where you put it though.
1866997
Yes. The sight post has a spring loaded pin to keep it in place. The pin can be depressed to allow for sight pin removal.
568797
you're going to need an a mount. there is one that you can use to replace the rear sight though
38866
Yes. The rear sight is designed for this action. I have practiced it myself with my S&W M&P 40 Shield.