So, since I don't really expect to do much shooting with this at ranges over 200 yards it seems like it makes sense to zero the sights at 50 yards so I don't have to. I don't plan to switch this out for a while for something like a Troy BIUS and an Aimpoint due to funds. Although the carry handle is made of aluminum, the A2-style rear sight has all steel parts. Right now my new carbine (Colt 6400) is equipped with an A3 carry handle. Railed gas blocks that are lower than receiver height will not zero properly. This is a mil-spec carry handle, meaning the rear sight height is 0.835 inches and needs to be paired with an F-marked front sight. Will not work with a railed gas block that is higher or lower than the receiver.įront sight must be mounted at the same height plane as the rear sight. They are designed to allow the user to zero at 25 meters and hit the same spot on a. Sight is designed to work on same-plane rail systems only. My question is when I do sight it in, does the red dot move when I adjust it down (please don't laugh) does the dot move with. I haven't tried this set-up out as of yet. Looking thought it it's obviously to high to 'sit' on top of the front sight. Machined from hardened Aircraft Aluminum with stainless steel components and finished in MIL-SPEC hardcoat anodizing. I put a red dot sight on my AR15 A2 carry handle. The most rugged fixed rear sight available.įits all M4, M16, AR15, AR10 variants and other firearms that have a flat top receiver or removable carry handle. Provides constant access to fixed sights that continuously hold their zero.Įxtremely durable and reliable providing peace of mind. Will not work with a railed gas block that is higher or lower than the receiver.Ī permanent rail mounted alternative to a standard A2 rear sight or carry handle. The Troy Rear Fixed Rail Sight is designed to work on same plane rail systems only. Provides a continuous zero, unflinching durability and peace of mind. A permanent rail mounted alternative to a standard A2 rear sight or carry handle. Features and Benefits of NcStar AR Carry Handle: Classic A2 Rear Sight Design (Dual aperture) Adjusts for Elevation and Windage Mounts via two Thumb Nuts, no. Will not work with a railed gas block that is higher or lower than the receiver. It is possible to mount optics on top of the carry handle, but this is inefficient and mounts the reticle or crosshairs of the optic higher than the optimal 2.5 inches above the bore (the height of the front sight and the rear carry handle sight). This permanent, rail-mounted alternative to a standard A2 sight allows limitless mounting options on all-length rails with a serrated ramp to eliminate glare. Provides a continuous zero, unflinching durability and peace of mind. Flat-Top AR-15 Rifles Using Removable Carry Handle: There are removable carry handles that fit on flat-top rifles.
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