will my 1x30 optic green acog sight get in the way of my red dot sight on this 45 degree off set rail?
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This 45deg rail uses the same top rail that the acog would be sitting on so if you place the 45deg attachment on before or after the rail rings. I have iron sights on these 45degs and the back sight sits before my scope in a normal iron sight distance, but my scope is on slightly higher risers, since it's a large scope. Let me know if you want more exact measurements and positions
1419051
I don't believe so but as I've not used that exact sight I couldn't say for sure. I have this mounted with a quick reflex sight in front of a utg bug buster scope which is probably around the same diameter as an acog sight though.
1419052
Where are you planning on mounting? My 45 dare was in my quad rail down facing offset for my green dot. The inly way I see this in the way is if you faced it upwards or on your top rail but I still don't see it being an issue because it is so low profile. Hope this helps.
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The center of my optic is 1.57" above the top rail. I'm using this on an SPR type rifle that doesn't have iron sights so I'm not sure about co-witness but you can measure your sights and compare to my measurement.
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Pat Sorry for the late response. It looks as if three slots will do it. My mount has weird spacing but I am sure that three is the trick; this red dot is very short. Hope this helps. Dan
902444
From the top of the rail to the top of the sight, in the flipped up position, is 1.5 inches. Though I haven't done it myself, I wouldn't be surprised if some shooters use a riser under them.
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Yep that's what I have it on. F mark is the standard front sight. This will be the right height.
586149
I use mine with a Burris red dot and a swing mount. They line up very well.
871183
It should line up fine, but you need to ensure you have enough railspace and the mounts put them at the same height. However I really would not recommend putting this behind an already magnified scope. This is made for use behind a red dot or holographic, not a magnified scope. Hope this helps.
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If you have a rail height gas block then mount it there. I like to have the sights as far apart as possible - I get better MOA.
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No laying flat the rear sight is 1-1/16" off the top of the rail flipped up its 1-5/8 to the top of the sight and your line of sight is at 1-3/8"
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Probably on the onset no.....but you should be able to adjust the red dot scope to align with the center post. That's what I did.
1357844
i have mounted a RED Dot Sight and it works perfect for my use, I Haven't install anything else. But i'm almost totally sure that with a red dot is more than you will need.
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You can remove the red dot, but I'm not sure about putting it at a 45 degree mount. It's a micro red dot
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it would depnd on how much real estate your ACOG occupies!how many slots doesnit take up?when these offset sights are installed,you want the rear to be in the rear not the middle of rail!hope this helps!
991349
I do not think there is enough clearance to use a scope with a fixed site...I can use my one-inch rail mount to sight through if I loose my scope..
181494
It will all depend on your preference since everyone's tastes are different. The red dot will mount pretty flush with your rail so just keep that in mind.
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I have mine mounted on a Weaver (made in USA!) 45 degree picatinny mount, so it is not in line for co-witness. Scope on top, red dot at 45 degrees, ready for anything near or far. (need a laser just for fun too)
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With your rear sight mounted in a forward position it could effect your sight picture alignment. But with continued practice and get comfortable with the location I don't think it would be a problem. Hope this helps.