I am a lefty and left eye dominant. Can these sights be mounted on the left side of the AR15 without any issues in their use?
758160
They could be mounted on the left side, but would have to be backwards. Elevation adjustments would not change at the front sight, windage adjustments would be backwards as far as the dial is concerned.
2089398
Yes, they should. Commander frames are full sized (barrel is shorter). As I recall, SR1911 has a non-ambidextrous safety, but you can verify and order accordingly.
1723037
Not sure. I wouldn't want to take the chance of knocking the sights off target with the extra load. I have seen weaver rails with the side saddle incorporated. Jeff
1636680
they fit on my quad rail but to be honest I wouldn't recommend buying them because within the first couple of weeks of shooting the guns dn constantly flipping the sight the retainer spring got spongy so the sights never stay down anymore. I would just invest your money in some real quality iron sights such as mbus or trijicon iron sights.
2126336
Installing them may require a gunsmith. The first problem is removing the factory sights. I couldn't, so I went to the gunsmith. He said they were awful to take off, and then had to mill the new ones down to get them in.
24599
I'm fairly new the AR platform and both of mine were optic ready w/ no sights. Sorry i couldn't help.
691435
I'm a right handed shooter but have my scope mounted on the left. If you're worried about Parallax Error forget it , this scope doesn't care where you're point of view is. But take into review that my converter is backing up an Aim Point Patrol , that has no Parallax error. Other scopes? ... I don't know !!!
957889
You have to buy a left side mounted picatinny rail. Eye relief is infinite so doesn't matter where on the rail you mount this product.
751207
Yes, the iron sights are perfectly usable with this rail as long as no scope is mounted (which is probably why you want this mount anyway). When a scope or red dot is mounted the iron sights are covered completely, meaning you would have to take the time to remove the scope if you needed your iron sights!
743223
well if you get a shot gun that is left handed pretty much everything will be mirrored. But if you want to mount this on the right side of a standard shotgun it wont work. If you're a lefty just trying to use this in a standard set up it really shouldn't be in your way. I shoot mine lefty frequently and has never bothered me.
582655
I guess you couold. I'm pretty sure the make a lefty model. You wouldn't attach to the top rail. Maybe to the left rail so your not looking through the back of each site.
576563
Yes, don't see a reason why they couldn't be. Mounted on M1A with Vltor rail, had to file quite a bit of material off the underside of the front sight with a dremel to get the sight to tighten up & be level with the back sight.
1536420
i've never held an ar-15. they work real good on an sks and marlin 60. utg makes quality products.
922127
I haven't had any issues with mine. I hit the four screws with thread locker during the initial install. I have the same rifle and have not had any issues. You will be able to see your front post and enough of your rear sight to still have functional iron sights as is claimed.
1166351
I have these on my Stag w/ acog scope, no issues with clearances, mount them a little more forward to clear your charging Handel if you are us with a ar platform
1944793
No, these sights are not adjustable for windage and elevation (i.e. no little screws on the top/side of the sight to make quick adjustments).
1851183
Yes - you absolutely can use the PRO with iron sights on an AR-15 pattern rifle. With the included mount, the red dot should be an absolute co-witness with your fixed iron sights. You can buy another mount later if you would like the iron sights to be lower in the sight picture at a 1/3 co-witness level.