Can i co witness it with my fixed front sight?
371174
Honestly I'm not sure. I don't have iron sights yet due to the fact that the flip up sights I want are more than this scope. I will say it has elevated mounts that would be close to the height of the A2 style sights. But it also has a peep whole through the mounts as well that would be close to the lo pro style sights. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I know it's proven 1" groups at 100yds from a sitting position with milsurp 556 ammo. Can't wait to test hand loads. Let me know if it works.
371175
I don't have front sights,but I would not buy this scope again,the dot is fuzzy and blurred
925835
No, it's a matter of the height of the rings. If you want to co-witness the scope use a set of low rings, as long as you have some space between the barrel and the scope front bell of the glass you'll be fine. The sights can be removed, if you desire.
584585
Yes. The rear sight can be seen through from a little further in front on the rail. There is also the limited visibility aperture (larger hole) that can be flipped up as as well. This may not be as accurate as " normal" but, remember. We're talking about Back-Up Sights.
1291648
You might be able to co-witness fixed sights through this optic [Monst Tac S330P] but the optic can still be used in daylight with dead batteries like a traditional cross-hair-type scope. This enabled me to save weight and money by not mounting 45 degree offset back-up iron sights on my latest sporting rifle.
2004667
No you will need a riser to clear front sight. Possibly a half inch riser will work.
1897415
Personal preference to co-witness your sights or not but I would with flip ups. You can drop your sights down and out of the way when using the red dot. If you co-witness you will want a medium riser and to put the sights below the red dot and not co-witness a high riser.
801959
Yes, you will be able to co-witness the factory sights. I have an M&P 40 and tried my sights on it. Just order the one with the mounting plates. Very easy to install.
1519612
On flat top ARs the green dot sits a little bit above the front sight post but not by much. Not one of the fiber optic sights I have used co-witness with front sights.
2187266
Absolutely NOT. XPS has center co-witness. EXPS has witness in the bottom third. My witness is at the very bottom with all of my iron sights.
387175
I have mine mounted on a Weaver (made in USA!) 45 degree picatinny mount, so it is not in line for co-witness. Scope on top, red dot at 45 degrees, ready for anything near or far. (need a laser just for fun too)
1517781
I have a Bushmaster xm-15 ORC, It did not come with a front or rear sight, I added magpul backup sights and without any risers I can't see the backup front sight in the scope(though by the height it looks like you could). Not sure on the fixed front sight on most M4 variants but I know with my magpul sight i haven't been able to Co - witness at all with this scope.
410236
Well if you couldn't see through the sight then it wouldn't be a red dot. If your asking if you can cowitness the red dot and the irons, yes you can.
827025
Yeah I see no reason why you couldn't. The green dot just isn't bright enough for my liking. I wouldn't recommend buying this reflex sight. It isn't worth it. I gave mine to my brother for his Ar15. Shop around and Good luck.
1764608
I have an F-marked front site base and Magpul flip-up rear. With this setup I have no co-witness. I had to order a mid riser to see through it at all.
1046167
No. I could not get it to co-witness, but others have had more luck. I also find the co-witnessing is seldom required in a 22lr.
1026561
No, you can use the mounts supplied to use a co-witness set up. The one drawl back is the sight is small and may limit your vision through the optic to see your sights. Either way you can still use the irons through thr optic.
2019523
Yes I believe so. You might have to file away at the front sight a little bit though