#1 What is the overall length of the sight? #2 does it have a 2 point or a 3 point adjustment (2 or 3 screws).
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Richard I would say it is no more than 2.5 inches in length, and it has a 2 point adjustment(2 screws). Adjusts Vertically and horizontally.It comes with Allen wrenches for this purpose.
2248452
You are asking a sight question on a holster listing? Can you elaborate on you're question?
161950
From the top of the rail to the top of the sight post is 1-5/16". It is adjustable. I use mine with the UTG flip up tactical rear sight. Mike's answer is also helpful. It took me 3 set's to find the right one.
1868320
Its pretty simple. Its got 2 adjustments clearly marked on the sight. There is right/ left adjustment and up/down adjustment. Adjust accordingly to your front sight and your shots on the target.
801352
It comes with an 2 way adjustable (near targets, further out targets) rear hand rail sight. The sight is built into the handle.
223950
The adjusting screw is slotted. You will need a something flat like a flat-blade screwdriver or multi-tool. I just tried a dime and it didn't work. It clicks easy. I really like the sights.
507857
Approx. 1.5." When using my red dot, it co-witnesses the front sight at the lower 1/3 of the view. I believe this is what you are maybe concerned about...?
1151685
There are at least two different sizes of tenons or stems for the front sight. The one I purchased was going on a Springfield which has a small slot in the slide. I had to file it down to fit. If your not familiar with staking a sight, you should use a gun smith to install it.
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well also bought the mechanically fixed HiViz sights they work are are helpful. depending on if you have a rail or smooth barrel would decide the type but in either case the rail mount winds up being about 18" apart when targeted with a laser bore sighting tool. Its just slaps on but sighting is another store.
1253524
I think the length may be an issue because of the short rail. You may want to consider and Eotech optic.
847832
varies. but roughly 1.5 inches. excellent optic, expensive but well worth it. have an eotec as well and the acog is hands down better.
1667928
5/8" and be aware, the photo doesn't show it but there is a notch on the back end that fits around the front sight. So you do not have to remove the sight. I wasn't aware of this when I purchased it. Or I wouldn't have gotten it as I use a red dot and the notch just doesn't look right. Just my 2 cents
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Its about 3.5" long, 1.25" dia and 2.5" tall. Very tough little optic. Have one on a Saiga 12 and on an AK47. No issues to date holding zero. Bang for the buck you cant beat it. So cheap they are practically disposable.
1033676
Depends on what you want to mount in it. If it's a 1x scope you will see the front sight. If it's 4x and above you won't see it because at that magnification the scope can't focus on something that close. At 3-4x you may see a slight blur at the bottom of the scope, but at higher magnifications you likely won't see anything.
450562
Not sure what you mean adjust it like a scope since its a red dot sight, however you are able to adjust the brightness of the red dot with 22 brightness settings, i believe its 22,
1394339
We installed this on 3 different sights: one with a rectangular frame and two with circular. The idea is to install the pins according to the species and their recommendation, then fine tune it from there. The one mounted straight up and down required less adjustment for us. The toughest to pin adjust on the round frame like yours was the short yardage, since it is the biggest spread between the belly and back lines. A smaller round frame doesn't allow the spread to adjust much with each adjustment hole. This wasnt a big deal, however, because you need this item less for distinguishing a 20 and 30 yard shot than 30-40-50. Bottom line is it will work, but anything less than 20 yards may be more difficult to dial in. The idea isnt really to nail an exact distance, rather to ensure you are estimating much more accurately. Simple idea and a great product for my purposes - and for twenty bucks hard to go wrong. Final note: be sure to clean the surface before you apply. Missed a spot on one sight and the adhesive didn't stick there. Excellent adhesion where we were more thorough. Hope that helps.
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It's 13 inches in length, sits about one inch off of the rail to the center of the scope. Otherwise, like it says, it's a 3-9 adjustable power, 40mm objective lens. It's not small or compact, and not light. I have it on my H&K; MR556; I used a one-inch quick disconnect rail riser (so now it sits 2" above the main rail), so I was able to keep the original H&K; iron sites on as well. You do not need to have the light/laser combo on the scope; I took that side mount off and placed it on the forward rail, where it is easier to access from an RVG (turn the light or laser on/off with the thumb switches on each). It's 13 inches in length, sits about one inch off of the rail to the center of the scope. Otherwise, like it says, it's a 3-9 adjustable power, 40mm objective lens. It's not small or compact, and not light. I have it on my H&K; MR556; I used a one-inch quick disconnect rail riser (so now it sits 2" above the main rail), so I was able to keep the original H&K; iron sites on as well. You do not need to have the light/laser combo on the scope; I took that side mount off and placed it on the forward rail, where it is easier to access from an RVG (turn the light or laser on/off with the thumb... » Read More It's 13 inches in length, sits about one inch off of the rail to the center of the scope. Otherwise, like it says, it's a 3-9 adjustable power, 40mm objective lens. It's not small or compact, and not light. I have it on my H&K; MR556; I used a one-inch quick disconnect rail riser (so now it sits 2" above the main rail), so I was able to keep the original H&K; iron sites on as well. You do not need to have the light/laser combo on the scope; I took that side mount off and placed it on the forward rail, where it is easier to access from an RVG (turn the light or laser on/off with the thumb switches on each). « Show Less