Will I need a riser for a A2 AR-15 front sight for this to co-witness with?
760383
Although I have a riser, I didn't need it. Mine is mounted on the flat top rail on my M4. A2 front sight is not a problem; the reflex sight lines up just above the front sight post on mine.... no conflict using either sight. I did not use the riser; it actually interferred with my iron sight by blocking the A2 front post.
86019
You will need a riser. I found one at Academy for about $30.00. Works great and scope is very accurate.
693690
Yes this will raise it 1" higher. I have a 50mm scope and had to buy this for the same reason and also lower the co-witness of the a2 front sight
1359538
yes, that is what I have, but you will need a 1/2" riser to cowitness with your front A2 and rear MBUS sights
2097191
Yes. You would have to purchase a low rise mount on here but it wouldn't be expensive.I honestly don't see you needing to change it! When you use the proper stance and have the correct cheek weld it should be perfect, this is a standard red dot height. Don't bend your neck and bring your eye to the sight, bring the gun and sight to your eye!
321488
It depend if you have a high front sight and to fix that you need to have a riser 1/2" or 3/4" depend on your preference.
378528
Yes it will as long as it has a picatinny upper. You do not need a riser, the mount is high enough. I have one mounted on an AR.
250259
The sight will 1/3 co-witness with the irons depending on what sights you are using. I am currently using gen 2 magpul Mbps sights. The emitter in the sight is located at 5 o'clock and partially blocks the front sight so that you can see the FS post and the left blade. Personally I would buy the sight w/o the hi rise block and invest in a better mount. Daniel Defense makes a absolute co-witness riser that runs around $60 on amazon. Good luck
293215
should co witnness with front site post, if not then add riser. have to check to be sure, works on my s&w ar 15
1084682
I just learned the hard way. Definitely absolute co-witness with your irons on an AR. Just ordered the High Rise. I hope there is free shipping on the return otherwise I'll bave a mount laying around.
1445997
No, but none of the others will either. The crosshairs will be all you see from 3x and up. Only on low power will you even see the front sight. Now you may get lucky like I did, when my scope is on low power (1x to 2.5x) I can see and use the front sight post, but this is a freak bit of luck, but not guarenteed. I say get it anyway, if you feel it's too low you can buy an inexpensive riser
2281191
i use the medium riser on a s&w; m&p; 15-22 on which is mounted a bushnell trs-25 red dot. the mbus rear folding sight "appears" to co-witnesses perfectly with the red dot and mbus front folding sight. i use the word "appears" because the co-witness was completed with a bore sight and not by target firing.
998704
yes. as long as your scope rings fall between the slots provided. Note: with a 50mm scope, you wont be able to use a front sight taller than one inch without a ghosting effect. you may need a second riser if using with ar-15 with standard 2in a2 front sight.It is not unusual to stack these 1/2 inch risers.
2004667
No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
1908816
You would have to mount this to a 1" riser qd mount which would raise the absolute co witness up as well.
1666109
Yes, but you'll need a picatinny riser if you have an A2 sight... otherwise you end up with a clearance issue
1207814
Yes. The riser is just that a riser. You still obviously need a method to attach the scope to the riser. I used a 3/4 riser and medium height Weaver rings. How high you want your scope is something you'll have to decide. Hope this helps.