What size of riser is needed to make the lower even with the upper? I want to place a scope on the upper and reflex site on lower And view inline.
1372402
Not many options because the goose neck is set to a standard size for the carry handle. Get a side mount 532nm laser to zero your target with green rather then red. Because green light easily absorbed by the eye. That or strip the top of you weapon and reconfigure your forearm grip then get a true AR or M, mount scope. Then you can even drop it on the ground and you still won't have to readjust or realign your scope. Less moving parts the better, hope this helps you.
788152
Not adjustable to the extent you need it. I would look for a different height sight or you can get a profile riser mount (UTG sells one for about 8 bucks, and you can get them in different heights). Hope this helps -
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.
825849
Hi BobbyGood question. I don't have a 100% answer for you though. What I can tell you, which may help, is that the scope front casing is 70mm across at it's widest point, (the yardage adjuster ring) so you're going to need at the very least 36mm from the centre of your mounts scope hole to the barrel to have clearance. I personally would be looking at something like a cantilever mount set up if you don't have the 36mm clearance. Hope this helps buddy. By the way nice pistol my friend.All the bestPaul.
514341
I have this riser mount in my S&W; M&P; 15 with a regular 32x scope and the front post doesn't interfere with the scope view. I'm sure you won't have any problem with the auto range either. Without the riser the post is just below the center. I also have to say this little riser is surprisingly well made and for the price is a steal
1298968
It requires a riser. Tge rings that ship with the scope do not allow the front objective to clear the rail or barrel.
1939488
I'm not sure. You may be able to use iron sites viewing right through the glass on the scope. I put a regular crosshair scope on an AR and had to use a riser but that's a totally different animal. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1394369
I used this riser to give me an extra half inch that i needed for my scope which worked out perfect for me. I doubt it will be to tall for you, it all depends on how much elevation you need to clear your front sight for your red dot. For a scope on the other hand , that all depends on how your specific cheekweld is in relation to how high you need your scope to sit. Hope this helps.
2272529
The riser is not part of the sight.u can use the sight on any rail buy itself
1842505
The rings I have are about 3/16" above the rail. Meaning that they are obscenely low if you are wanting something tight to the barrel. If you have a scope with larger lenses you may want to go with a midrange height mount.
1936312
No, if you have a flattop AR there is not enough clearance to view through the see through riser. I have a flat top AR with fill up front and rear sight. I'm looking at getting the 45 degree offset front and rear sights. this will allow me to the scope on the rail and use the 45 degree iron sights. I hope this helps. There is just not enough clearance on this 1 inch riser and use 90 degree flip up front and rear sights.
342818
Use one that raises the scope over the rails at least 1/2 inch. With that you still be able to sight your scope. Anything more you will have to adjust your aim.
1586852
I think it depends on the mounts. The bolt on my 223 hit the scope so I had to get higher mounts. There might be a site like techsales@opticsplanet.com that might tell you which mounts to use.
1394367
This will raise your sight 1/2" . Cut a piece of wood I/2" thick, put it in between your sight and rifle, tape in place with duct tape, look through the sight and see how you like the cheek fit. If its good, buy this riser. That was how I could tell it would work for me before buying it
902668
That would depend on your sight and your weapon system. My sight is approx 1.5 inches to center and using this riser on my flat-top AR, I get FULL co-witness (NOT lower 1/3). Since both my front and rear sight fold down, full co-witness is my preference.
2120654
honestly it all deppends on your optics size the larger the retical opening the tall the ring has to be so expect to have too make a couple returns to find out what you need. I would recomend going as low as posible, with the mount your allready going to have to put a build up on your stock to get correct sight picture. Just make sure you get the right ring type, wevers will not work on this rail.
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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.