Does the rear folding sight have a set screw or other mechanism to adjust the rear aperture?
772568
No adjustment for rear sight. The sight has a flip up large apature and a small apature. I attached the sight sti the rails of my KSG and they're spot on-point of aim point of impact. I hope this helps. Tim R.
915325
Yes, the rear sight is adjustable for windage only. The front sight is fixed in both planes. Hope this helps.
549847
No drilling at all 2 brass set screws in the pivot point in the rear sight it also mounts to the cross bolt in the stock . Very solid mount!
787406
Yes to the front sight, However... the Novak rear sight won't fit, only the adjustable.
1320915
Yes it does. I put the rear one on but had a gunsmith put the front on. I love it and since having a scope on a take down will not fit in the carry bag, this was a grat solution to existing sights. I also installed a flash suppressor.
2123705
The tab on the Lens controls the aperture. This thing links up to it and moves it accordingly. It's not precise by any measure, you basically have to eyeball it, but it's better than nothing and protects the exposed rear element. If you want super control while reversed there is another option but it's like 400$.
513340
Hello it is hard to see there is very fine screw with flat hexagon type head this insets into the very tiny screw this is the bottom end of the sight. The answer is yes but some front sights are compressed on. The both tools are a good job. I recommend.
786486
Yes, the screws are included for the rear sight, but I had to have the front sight brazed onto the barrel.
717848
Yes it does come with instructions on how to remove the original rear sight. Pain in the butt, but there are instructions.. There are some good videos on youtube that illustrate how to do it which I found much more helpful.
2142504
Really the answer depends on which rear sight you use. I am using DPMS BUIS (Mangonel I believe is the name and that they are no longer being made) mounted directly to the rear of the magnifier base. When folded, the rear sight sits under the rear of the magnifier. In order to use the BUIS the magnifier must be swung to the side before the rear sight can be raised. Since the sight and magnifier both have quick detach clamps it should only take a few seconds to remove them if there is a malfunction.
2223312
it does, but remember, if dropped or banged, you will have to bore sight. So far no problems with mine.I am sure if you have a problem, manufacture will be more than happy to obliged you. tom
1844902
Yes it has a stop screw that looks adjustable in one of the rings. I didn't use them yet-I'm using the original ring setup that came on my Gamo, it fits really good.
1918188
All together there are 5 screws that make this sight. The large one on the side hold the sight to the weapon of your choice. Then there is one om the top of the sight (its a lot smaller then the mounting screw) this adjusts the sight up and down. The screw on the side, same size as the top screw, adjust the sight left and right. Then there are two screws side by side on the back. These lock the sight in, so it does not move when you have the light zero'd.
1752342
That whole slot is suitable for "screwage". That is, there are no set holes, making it very adjustable and easy to mount. Update on the unit: it's still working really great. Thinner magazines tend to slump if left in there for extended periods or if the rack is less than full. We usually have 5-6 magazines in there at one time and that works pretty well.
1117131
You have to remove the sight but not the mount! It is advertised to be changed without having to re-sight the dot.Installation Remove the two screws holding the DeltaPoint to the base and turn the sight upside down. Place the Torx wrench or a screwdriver in the notch and gently pry the battery loose. Insert a new battery as described earlier. The precision pins eliminate the need for any re-adjustment.Installation
786489
The kit does have the screws for the rear sight. On the top of the receiver of the Mossberg 500, there are four screws that can be removed to mount a scope base; the two rear screws are used to mount the rear ghost ring sight. Now ... about the front sight ... different story. It has to be welded by a gunsmith. I thought it just required replacing the front bead; not true. But once complete, the kit is worth the money in terms of looks and especially function.
925050
Yes it does. I have flip up sights in the rear and both the rear and front sights align perfectly in the sight.