Can you see through it? If I were to mount it behind a scope, would I be able to see the crosshairs?
1571485
No, you would not be able to mount it directly behind a scope. It is a self contained camera and would only work as a side mount. The camera lens has a little bit of a wide angle so it wouldn't be as good at long distances.
821782
As far as I could figure, you couldn't see under this sight for any reason as it sits right on the rail. I only use it on a pellet pistol, so I have no experience on other weapons.
1987781
Will, the one's I received are not see through. I'm not using the rings that came with the scope becausewhen I installed I couldn't get them tight. To much wiggle. Good scope for the money.
233535
I have the same exact gun. The answer is yes and no. You can leave the front one on and it will not appear in your scopes view, but the back sight needs to come off, but getting it off is a piece of cake.
1287339
You can see through the scope, but accuracy is questionable. First and foremost it serves as the loader for the bb's.
192803
That gun does not seem to have any scope mounts, unless it is possilble to modify it yourself (which is unlikely) I would say no. Thanks for asking though, that gun looks pretty cool; I might get it.
1612248
You can turn the scope on and also turn the crosshairs off. In other words, you could look at a field through the scope without the crosshairs on. However, I don't know anything about NV capable holographic sights, so I cannot help you there.
771587
I would say yes. I have it on my ar-15 and I don't have a problem with it. The only thing that you might have to do is change the scope rings on it. The rings are made to see thru and that might be a problem. Also at 100 yds I can see what I'm hitting. Hope this helps you. Good luck with the scope.
507449
You can see through the scope although it has no magnification. It only acts as a sight.
2233856
It will be in the scope. However it is not as if it is blocking the recticle at all. I do not consider it an issue at all. You can perceive its presence at the bottom of the recticle but in no way interferes with my shooting.
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.
2027249
You should not open the lens caps in any bright light. It can damage the optics. You will only see the cross hair when using at night and with the scope powered on.
879310
No, the front site will stick up into your field of view. That being said, it depends on the power of your scope as to whether or not you will notice it. I use this mount with a Nikon P-223 3-9x and I only notice a glare my front site on the lowest zoom and when in direct sunlight. At 100 yards, I can still keep 30 rounds within a four inch radius. I have heard that you can swap out the front sight for a gas block, but I haven't tried it yet.
1587179
No you cant, that's what the lens cover is for with the little pin whole in it .....you can turn off the cross hairs and still use the unit but not the other way around . if the unit is off , you cant even see through it . The unit is not like a regular scope ...do a little research on night vision with Google and you will see what i am talking about ..
1259565
After looking through it, you wouldn't want it to fit, a really crummy scope with extreamly narrow field of vision.mine arived with broken crosshairs.
2233854
No, because of the magnification the front site disappears. It will not be a problem, if you use a low power scope (1-4) you may be able to co-witness
584584
In my opinion it would work fine in front of your ACOG. The only negative would be a shorter eye relief then if it was behind. Its like the difference in a hand gun and rifle iron sights.