Does the sight have elevation adjustment?
162309
no it does not it has a peep sight the big aperature is for close range shooting and night shooting the peeps site when sighted in at 31 metres will also be accurate at 300 meters
162310
No, there is not any elevation adjustment. Only windage adjustment on the front site. If you buy the front site, you can adjust for elevation.
162311
This is the rear sight which adjust Windage. To adjust elevation that is doneon the front sight
162312
No but the matching front sight does. The rear sight will adjust left and right. They are great sights.
162313
Elevation is on the front sight. Windage is adjusted on the rear. Hope this helps.
1548033
No. I had to take the iron sights off. The high point front sight sticks up too high. It would be in your scopes view.
1944798
Only for windage. Elevation would require a different height of front sight. I would imagine the sights are modeled off the standard height of the original Glock sights. Mine shoot to point of aim for me.As a rule of thumb, the rear sight is a little over to the right, when installed, then you can adjust as required.Yesterday, at 7 yards, outdoor range, bright sunlight, my shots to a cardboard IDPA target, seeing the first shot from my carry Glock 19, just above the front sight, other shots hit the hole, or close to it.
990005
you need a small allen wrench to adjust your elevation sights. start @ 10yards sight the top pin then move to 20 yards sight the second pin, and so on.
342236
Yes. Where you aim it and set the elevation adjustment is where the "clay bird" goes.
197849
No, as stated in the other answers BUT; the scope does compensate for shooting uphill or downhill! That is a feature often not well known.
40605
I can only assume you mean "is there any elevation built into this scope mount," and the answer is no. If you're planning on shooting at ranges that require more elevation than you can get from you scope's adjustment, this is the wrong mount. It's simply not made with that kind of precision. Look at a more expensive mount.
540135
I'm not sure Greg. The elevation has considerable adjustment range. However, I zeroed in at 50 yards and haven't touched it since.
1853098
Yes for Windage and up and down adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
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 -
1283758
Sorry, I can't help as I don't have an AR-15. I can say that the sight has a wide range of adjustment.
1427724
There is a cross hair that you can turn off and on, but its not adjustable, and is pretty inaccurate. If you want to use it, you may have to adjust your hop up to the sight.
1259566
Yes, but I suggest that you will need to buy an accessory to raise the scope so that you can use the "iron" sights as well!
746442
No, this has normal windage and elevation adjustments. Check tactical scope lines such as Vortex, etc.
2252038
No it doesn't. You'd need to add sight glass or I'm sure there's some type of markings that could be done.
2007145
Yes, it has horizontal and vertical adjustments on the laser and separately for the red dot.
25793
I have a standard front sight but I replaced the post with a tritium filled one from meprolight. Just make sure whichever one you pick that it is adjustable for elevation as this rear sight only adjusts for windage and distance.