are the sights removeable
1364683
The sights are not manufactured to be taken apart. The front sight is molded with the frame. The rear sight has two screws for adjustment only. You can remove the rear sight by punching out the roll pin hinge, but that is not a good idea. That would probably destroy the rear sight mount. I hope this helps. Ken !;!
1364684
Yes you can remove the rear sights . This gun is amazing very powerfully and better than most other guns that range up in the $150-$200
1025554
No, the only part you can remove is the Velcro straps on the pistol mag pouches, making them open top
1175910
Yes it can. I do not care for these sights. I removed them as soon as I installed them. Installed Troy flip ups and are much happier.
751207
Yes, the iron sights are perfectly usable with this rail as long as no scope is mounted (which is probably why you want this mount anyway). When a scope or red dot is mounted the iron sights are covered completely, meaning you would have to take the time to remove the scope if you needed your iron sights!
1283965
Yes, just as you had to put them on when it arrived, you can take them off. It's a pin mechanism. I have never had the need to remove them myself.
1293678
Underneath the scope is a permanent mount which is screwed onto the rails. So yes, you can remove two screws and remove the rail but not sure how you would mount it. If you can find a close up of the front of the scope you can see the shape part which is permanent. Not sure I helped...
2246564
If you are installing the sights by yourself, just remember that under the rear sight there is a spring connected to the firing ping. For more info and tutorial here is a video of MrGunsngear in you tube of how to remove/install sights in an M&P; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avy0LknVVO0
925835
No, it's a matter of the height of the rings. If you want to co-witness the scope use a set of low rings, as long as you have some space between the barrel and the scope front bell of the glass you'll be fine. The sights can be removed, if you desire.
1926145
as this set comes you can not use iron sights as you have to remove the rear sight to mount the rail.
2042782
No. These are for the standard "frame". You need sights for the Glock large frame. Andy
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.
922314
Yes, the mounts are easily removable. I am quite happy with my Burris ff3. I actually purchased a second, of the same ff3, for my AR-15. The first, is on my 10-22. They are very small/low profile. All metal. Also, everything can be adjusted and batteries replaced, without removing the site. I am happy with both of my ff3s.
2076541
MY sights fold down in front and back. Note they will be useless with the mounts I have unless scope is removed.
2235911
My gunsmith had no problem installing these without making adjustments. He had more trouble removing the stock sights!!!
1178953
Steve - I don't know. I used my tool to replace the sights on my slide. May be willing to sell my tool though. Will be a long time before I use it again.
285409
You should be able to clean with it attached. The only case I can think of where removal is necessary: when the sight is mounted on a frame mount (like a pic a tinny rail) and that mount surrounds the slide of a pistol. That's a rare case. If it mounts to a slide, to another sight or perhaps a 45 degree of set you should be good to go and not have to remove and affect your zero.
1944793
No, these sights are not adjustable for windage and elevation (i.e. no little screws on the top/side of the sight to make quick adjustments).