What is the overall height and length of the rear sight folded down?
1726211
H=40mm or 1 9/16. L = 27mm or 1 3/32. That's when sight is deployed H= 11mm L=55mm when rear sight is stowed
1807212
From the bottom front to rear 13/4" the height of the extension is 3/8" at the rear and ~7/8th inch at the front. The fit my Taurus well and help to control the pistol. I really do like them. They were a tight fit on the magazine.
2013499
18.5 cm x 5cm x 6.5cm In height from the weaver rail. It is a 10x40 magnification scope
1118422
the length of the sight laying down is 1 and 15/16ths inch. In the upright deployed position it requires 15/16ths of an inch rail space.
2277341
My scope (nikon 4-12x40 BDC) sits high enough using the SPR for the magpul folding rear sight to be folded under it (no way or reason to flip it up with the scope mounted). I typically mount the scope before I go to the range and take it off (love the thumbnuts) when I leave, and rely on the flip-ups for home defense. The front of my 40mm scope sits just above the magpul rail covers (ladders), maybe 1/4" gap. I also have a IWC QD mount on my top rail just in front of the cantilever portion of the mount.
536613
Sorry for the slow response, had to look up your gun. It should fit fine on the lower rail. It can be set-up to collapse to the rear or forward.
2100358
Length: 13.1 inches w/end caps closed. works best with m-223 xr ar mount. calibrated properly works like a gem up to 800 yards.
1377614
I don't have dimensions but they are taller than milspec. I ran out of elevation on some tech sights on my 10/22 and these worked like a charm to fix that problem.
891768
Rear sight measured .150 in. wide.....Installed on a Glock 21 with an MGW straight side pusher without any fitting...very pleased with product
1253524
I think the length may be an issue because of the short rail. You may want to consider and Eotech optic.
1963865
Hi Ralph, the overall length of the base is about 27". The crotchets might be 26". As BayAreaShooter suggested the item is somewhat not solid. I did add my own braces to stabilize the rifle as it sets in the crotches, so I do use the item with my added inexpensive braces. I would image that a higher quality rests are available but cost a lot more. I bought the Caldwell to adjust the sights for just rifle to kill varmits. I'm basically happy with the Caldwell after I added my own inexpensive embellishments (clamps to prevent rifle from rocking in the cradle rests).
1347234
It is a bit short of 6 inches. I have adjustable scope mounts so it doesn't bother me.
211636
Don't have exact measurements, but I have no problem with clearance using a scope with a 40mm bell on a Marlin 795.
2076818
Not sure how to answer as I'm inexperienced with scopes so far. But here are some dimensions from the manual:Eye relief: 3.8inobjective tube diameter: 1.67ineyepiece outside diameter: 1.73 inlength: 11.5inMounted with good clearance using medium profile rings on #12 weaver mounts. Not too close to existing folding rear iron sight. I hope that helps.
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
1061322
Sorry for the late delay, it was buried in camping gear.9" folded, as well as 9" tall extended when set up to use.
1848214
Mine was UTG 3x9-32. I did add a 1/2" riser (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Z5C0SQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to allow clearance over Flip-up rear backup sight. The offset Mount with the riser allowed plenty of clearance over rear site and charging handle, lots of clearance over mil-spec fore end. Wish there was some way to add picture.