Do these co witness with hololgraphic &amp; red dot sights?
148993
It depends on the sight but they will work with both. I have an EOTech holo sight with these sights and you can use both at the same time or just one or the other without them interfering.
1243642
Depending on the mount you choose, and what iron sights you are using, then yes, it will co-witness...
632351
It is a matter of personal preference mostly. An absolute co-witness should "Dead Center" the optics Red/Green Dot Reticle in the center of the optic, and align with with your BUIS (Back.Up.Iron.Sights) in the middle of your tube . With a lower one-thirds Co-witness, your Iron sights will appear through your Red Dot Reticles tube, in the lower one-thirds quadrant of your Red Dot Tube. Depending on the height of your picatinny Rail setup, you can Add/Remove a 1/3rds Riser mount, to adjust your red dot sight so that it aligns properly with your Irons. Which ever one you go with, try it out first and see how everything lines up together. If it isn't quite right, try the 1/3rds Riser mount. I know that TruGlo makes one.
613121
Standard cross, dot, & circle dot reticles. Nothing goofy about them at all. If you don't like the green logo you can M-Nu it and still have a good holo sight.
131169
Apparently there are several answers to this one. My guess is that some of these sights work good and are parallax free. Others, on the other hand, are not. Given that it's cheap, this doesn't surprise me. Anyhow, the one I purchased is definitely NOT parallax free. The dot moves when I change the position of my head. Of course, it would be nice if they just put this little note in the product description.
314040
The Buckmark works the same as all holographic sights (or red dot sights). Key to all sights is to 'sight them in' properly. The only problem I experienced was 'wash out' of the holographic image in sun light. OK at night; useless in the sun light (needs a sun shade).
1370280
No, it is a hand-held device. It has no crosshairs or red dot aiming features.
1148188
Unlike a laser or red dot sights (reflex), the holographic image projects no forward light onto the target and thus no position revealing light. The projected reticle is only visible by the operator. The operator remains completely hidden downrange even against night vision systems.
1286728
co witness means both iron sights and red dot sight are center of the red dot sight.......therefore...its co witnessed
1666425
They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better,... » Read More They are small .019 but very bright. I have no problem quickly acquiring a great sight picture, (and that is with 50 yr. old eyes that require bifocal lenses. The sighting in was exactly as advertised and I was impressed with the system. I would advise that the React Pro, (aluminum sight) is the way you should go though. As I was out of state on a hunt when my poly sight broke (while target practicing). Fortunately I was able to find a trophy ridge Micro AlphaV5 sight at a bow shop about an hour away and bought it. Installed it and re-sighted my bow quickly. I actually like the V5 better, (aluminum & longer sight plane, sights in quickly but does require Allen wrenches) « Show Less
1045926
Unless your AK sights are the same height as AR sights it won't. No red dot will co-witness standard AK sights because they're so low profile.
2006868
I compared my old M&PC; sights to my old Shield sights.they look close. The shield rear seems not quite as wide but by eyeball the dovetail seems to be the same profile. I have the Big Dot on my compact and wife's (my) Shield. The only reason my full size doesn't have them is because I'm putting a RMR and suppressor height sights on it.
24599
I'm fairly new the AR platform and both of mine were optic ready w/ no sights. Sorry i couldn't help.
425937
Just to clear up any confusion from previous answers. This will not co-witness even on 1x. I tried it. The length of the tube throws off the focal plane so they're blurred at any power. If you really want a co-witness capable sight, stick to something like an Aimpoint or Eotech and add a magnifier that can flip out of the way.
1578547
Holographic sight projects the reticle onto the target. If you have trpuble seeing clearly at a distance than a holographic sight reticle will seem blurry. Whereas a red dot is projected onto the lens of the sight.
890481
I think so. I have them on a Springfield Armory Champion Operator. Great sights.
425940
It all depends on how you mount the scope. Co-witnessing will work but at higher mangnifications the front sight post will be blurred like any magnified scope.