Can I turn the front sight around so that it folds forwards? So that the sights fold in opposite directions?
761209
You can. No sure why you would want to unless you have some sort of clearance problem.
761210
Sure you could. I believe it will serve the same purpose if you need extra clearance or something. I took a couple pics but can't attach them.
761211
Yes you can. I have had to do that on a particular rifle and it worked out fine.
953734
Yes. There are straps on the back of the mag pouch that allow you to turn it either way.
1360036
Yes, Installed it myself (use brass punches, mark with some tape on the slide where the current centers are) and remove/replace. I think front and rears have a small taper to them, will only slide out one way (to the right, if memory serves). Lots of videos on Youtube of sight replacement. Could not believe how nice they are; very bright in day, and just enough for dark. Good luck.
584587
With your rear sight mounted in a forward position it could effect your sight picture alignment. But with continued practice and get comfortable with the location I don't think it would be a problem. Hope this helps.
1602905
I have two sets of these sights. They are great. Answering your question, the rear sight can be turned around and used for left handed shooters. However, you will be looking at the back side of the aperture and will not get the shaded effect from the mild cone on the right side application. There is no way to make the sight work by undoing the base, as that will physically not work at all. The flat portion of the mount that holds the elevation wheel cannot be turned around to be of any advantage whatsoever. If you do not mind looking at the flat side of the sight, it will be fine. it will be about 3/8ths of an inch further forward, as the apertures are not centered between the ears of the rear sight. I hope this helps.
1291634
No, it cannot. I looked through the manual and can only be used forward facing.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
463424
Yes, the magnifier can be mounted to the base backwards. Although, this will position the flip release button forward and on the right side of the gun.
1175910
Yes it can. I do not care for these sights. I removed them as soon as I installed them. Installed Troy flip ups and are much happier.
1764607
With this riser I can still see the front sight in my optics, but it is below the red dot by a bit, so it may not be high enough for you to use the flip up sight too. Hope that helps....
1334858
Yes, you can mount the bi-pod in either direction, so the legs will fold forward or rearward, whichever is better for the weapon.
1040886
Yes. I just unscrewed the monocle and the turret came off with it. So it can be completely repositioned to the opposite side. I can't believe how nice these are for the money. You won't be disappointed.
226602
Hi PA. I would not remove the front sight. It is designed to be used as a backup just in case the batteries go out on the red dot.
234136
Rail can go on either side. To fold it you have to remove the braces and collapse it.
1289894
No. You do not have enough run out on the front sight, front & rear have to be very close to level,at differnt ranges this hight will realy come to bare.
1063561
The sight is designed to be flipped over to increase range. Remove the site from the mounting bracket, flip it over, and re-mount, now you'll be a high :) Happy shooting.
1916715
Sure can, as a matter of fact I do not like the flip ups on any scope, took mine off this nice little UTG. I like the scope!D00M