does this work with a fixed front sight
789785
Yes, in that you can run this without impacting the functionality of your fixed front sight. I run this without an elevated riser. The front post does not get in the way and co-witness is achievable with a fixed front sight.
789786
Yes, but keep in mind you will always see the front sight. But the reticle should line up with the front sight needle. It just depends if the front sight will bother you or not.
789787
No, not necessarily, it works completely independently of your front sight. Mine is mounted on top of my carry handle You don't even need a front sight. Mounted this way, your field of view does not include your front sight at all. You will have a view similar to that of a rifle scope. You see the field and the battery lighted reticle. However, unlike a scope, the EOTech is designed for close combat. Once sighted in, the EOTech is deadly accurate, much easier to use than laser sights and acquiring a target is much faster than a laser sight.
1259567
It attaches by the top rail. It will fit but you will have to add cantid sights. It blocks the view of normal sights
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
772489
If the front sight is the same level when extended it should work great but if you already have the magpul sight set the you don't need this also if the aperture is to small you can change them on the magpul
2117776
Depends on what you have but it should not interfere with the front sight. I have this on a shotgun and it does not interfere with anything.
1233506
It works for me. I have a gas block mount front sight as well in a co-witness setup.
2201040
I do not know I would think it would because I think the width of the front sight and depth is the same no matter what Sight is used my suggestion would be compare your front sight to 1 in the store and that way you have something to compare it to
1517781
I have a Bushmaster xm-15 ORC, It did not come with a front or rear sight, I added magpul backup sights and without any risers I can't see the backup front sight in the scope(though by the height it looks like you could). Not sure on the fixed front sight on most M4 variants but I know with my magpul sight i haven't been able to Co - witness at all with this scope.
1123183
It all depends on how your sights fit into your slide. I know that not all front sights attach in the same way. I would call Truglo, or maybe email their customer support, unless another user has them. That would give you a definite answer.
795816
It will not. The front sight, even though directly in front, will be invisible through the scope... strange, but true.
861096
I'm not sure Jack. Not sure how it will line up or how it will co witness, if at all. I wound remove the front sight all together but that is just my preference. My AR came with no sights because I wanted to put my own on.
510384
This front sight works well even with the Glock rear sights. No need to change the rear sights at all. The reason I changed it was my front Glock sight got knocked off and I purchased this front sight and I like it better than the stock sight that I had on the gun.
1225697
It really shouldn't be, but I can not be certain as none of my AR type rifles have a fixed front sight. As I recall, the setup of optics with a fixed front sight works fine, but may cause a slight blur at the six o'clock position in the field of view.
282094
I would assume it does, the difference is the LCRx has a hammer. It shouldn't affect the front sight.
1809303
Yes it does. Will fit very snug and co witness the original sights. I love it.
1396701
It will sit on the top pof the rail so yes more than likely you will see the front sight post in the scope. Really I regret buying this scope. Save up for a better scope. It is poorly made.
1073586
Yes, you need to drill an extra hole for the front sight, but it was very easy and worked and looks great.