Will this work with the "Magpul MBUS Gen 2 Folding Rear Sight" being accurate?
74090
I used both on my rifle for about a year. Seemed to sight in just fine. I was even able to co-witness through my Vortex Strikefire. But I never took it hunting so don't know how well it does there.
74091
Should work fine-flip up is for low mount gas block, not "same plain", otherwise rear sight works with either.
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
1519610
yeah you can adjust it to co witness with any sight. I have the magpul flip ups and they work great together
148592
Not sure. Mines does not have the laser sight affixed. I will tell you that it has very snug fit with standard equipment on the weapon.
637574
If you have a sling slot at the rear of the collapsible stock running parallel to the buffer tube it should fit, I have both types of stocks, the one it doesn't fit is a magpul MOE, however with a little modification I was able to make it fit that one too. Hope this helps.
435496
It should fit just fine. According to the directions, you might need to use a flat file on the bottom of the sight in order to make it fit correctly. I had to use one on mine.
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.
1684689
I think it would work just fine. The matching front sight makes this system perfect. But I believe a standard front sight would be accurate as well.
1218158
Unfortunately, it won't. At least it won't be usable. The front sight sits about a sixteenth of an inch below the top of the front sight shroud on mine.
805700
Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot.... » Read More Absolutely. That's what I'm running right now. I have a railed gas block and the original and gen2 Mbus sights are not compatible as they are primarily polymer and will eventually melt on the railed block. The Pro series is all metal and is safe for use on the railed block. The gen2 Mbus rear I have lines up perfectly and saved me a good deal of money over buying the Pro rear. Note however that the Pro series are not "pop up" sights and must be flipped up manually. I'm currently running the gen2 mbus rear, the pro front, and both are co-witnessed with my Vortex Sparc II red dot. Very happy with the set up. « Show Less
574433
Not necessarily but you probably won't know until after the install to see how it shoots. I put this one on because the original front sight post was too high and this fixed the problem.
1829973
I have a mil spec rail and this sight works great. Bought a Gen 2 for that reason
1223636
Short answer yes. This has a flat magnetic back so as long as your barrel is flat at the end it will. However it does not have a counterbore to ensure it is completely centered. You can get it close enough by eye, under 1/32". It will be very accurate as long as the end of your barrel is perpendicular to the centerline of the barrel. Short answer yes.
795816
It will not. The front sight, even though directly in front, will be invisible through the scope... strange, but true.
234718
From my understanding your asking if it will work with both front and back sight? If so this is made for screwing in the standard steel front sight Because I personally have the back magpul flip up and the standard steel front sight. Mine works fine and it only replaces the front marker with a little green light, mine worked great. Hope this helped
1387436
I have a Magpul MOE handgaurd on mine and it fit perfectly. If you have a standard A2 front sight/ gas block the rear pin must be driven out and replaced with the supplied screw to mount the rail correctly and securely.
997545
No. Not unless the front sight height is same as A2 front sight. The magpul one i am thinking of is low profile and is designed to use with magpul rear back up sight.