I have a DPMS Oracle with a low profile gas block, will these sights work?
803561
No I don't think so because the hight offset between the rail and the gas block.Call Troy and they can hook you up with the correct info. I would still get them off Amazon if you can, better deals!
803562
I have a standard height/low profile gas block paired with a YHM flattop upper receiver and the alignment is perfect. I don't think you have anything to worry about if you go with Troy or MI sight pairs: there're the best! I really like the HK sights, very accurate n my AR. I purchases a lower cost return and am very glad I saved 20 bucks!
803563
Yes, you should have enough clearance. The good thing with buying them from amazon is that even if you run into a fitment issue, they'll take it as a return with no problems.
803564
I am not a gun smith but I looked your system up and I am sure this will work for you.
190241
I don't know about that. I bought them for my sig sauer 1911 and they didn't fit, I had to return them. Afterwards I called sig to find out what sights would work and they make there own set that was only $99.
1025550
If you have a Gas block on the same plane as your receiver rail, this sight will not work. Its for a gas block that sits lower than your receiver rail.
652255
Im sorry. I forgot to mention that this sight is intended for low profile gas blocks such as the type on the model 3 stag arms. The low profile blocks can be recognized by the gas block rail surface will be lower than the sight rail surface on the upper of your ar.
983999
No, gas this sight is meant for a low profile gas block. You need a stanard height front sight.
968985
Doesn't answer your question, but should others be wondering, it fits a DPMS Oracle which has a lower gas block (a step lower than the upper picatinny rail).
2042782
No. These are for the standard "frame". You need sights for the Glock large frame. Andy
1219575
The height of the front sight would matter. Many are pretty generic and will work just fine. Just make sure the sight is correct for gas block or regular flat top mounting. If zeroed properly, the ranges selector will be pretty close. Bear in mind that it's an estimated reference. Weight of the projectile and amount of powder load will cause variations. The sight is fine for most general purposes. pretty durable overall...I like them.
890481
I think so. I have them on a Springfield Armory Champion Operator. Great sights.
786903
As long as your gas block and upper receiver are on the same plane. If your gas block is a quarter inch lower you will need the sights specific for a lower gas block
1390886
I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
1366964
All AR15s are pretty much standard. That being said I have an oracle and I use the rear sight on mine. If you use this front sight, make sure you Mount it on the rail and not the gas block. 1) the front sight is the wrong height. 2) the plastic could melt if fired quickly enough. If you're not getting a rail just buy the rear sight and then find a gas block height, metal ,front sight.
489027
Absolutely. Put some blue locktite on them and tighten with the biggest screwdriver you can find. They've been rock solid on my AR 10 for almost 1000 rounds so far with no adjustment. And coincidentally the sights were dead on out of the box. No sighting in at all.
1289897
These have some adjust ability but if your gas block is much lower than the receiver rail I do not think they will line up to give you a good sight.
5526
Yes they will, but your factory rear sights are installed extremely tight. I have a sight pusher that left a blemish on my slide pushing off my original rear sight. I also had to file the rear sight to install it. The sights are perfect but a little trouble to install. If you have a gunsmith that can install them, let him. My opinion only since I do all my on gunsmith work. Just don't try to beat your SDS sights off with a brass punch and hammer, you do need a sight pusher for this gun. Your gun might be different but I wouldn't force it like I did and put a blemish on the slide.
1998475
Magpul doesn't recommend it. When I do mount a front sight to a gas block I use Midwest industries. They have a gas block height specific sight.
1438718
I looked at the different model sights and did not see for your gun. Call 1-800-530-9028 for a better answer. The Sights are great