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http://community.greygrouptraining.c...ont-sight.aspx
*Image from link*
This looks like it might be perfect for a long rail with an X300 up top. In my example, 13.5" rail, DD front sight behind an X300. I'm only 6'-nothing and I have to mount the front sight roughly in a middy FSB position. Yup, I'm not taking advantage of that long ass rail's longer sight radius. This might be perfect.
Anyone else interested in this?
Last edited by kdcgrohl; 12-12-12 at 14:19. Reason: Added image
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Seems like a good idea. Although I'm not a real big fan of co-witness.
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do you mean 'fixed' vs. 'folding' front sight? co-witness has nothing to do with this (unless you're referring to the folded 416 sight as well).Originally Posted by Boker55
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They need to make this so I can mount a surefire x400 at 12:00. ambi white light with laser and front sight; whats not to like
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Seems really cool, kudos TD.
It doesn't look like the X400 laser will clear that sight.
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Glad to see it on the market, wish my buddies and I had made these when we started talking about it instead of... talking about it.
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i wanted to bring up one consideration when using this sight with a surefire X-300 light: you have to remove the light in order to change out the batteries, since the battery cover can't flip down when mounted onto a rail. so, the sight has to come off to do that. return to zero can be checked by verifying the front sight co-witness with your optic before and after.
because of this, i recommend using the inforce WML with this sight, as the WML is clamped onto the rail, not slid on. it's a bit of a tight fit to wrangle the WML head into the sight (because it's recessed) and onto the rail, but it's definitely doable.
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I can see it doesn't use a stock threaded and nurled front sight pin. What IS that little gomer ???
Looks like a set screw with a pin sticking out of it.
Anyone know?
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i did a writeup with pics here - it should answer most of your questions:
http://www.militarymorons.com/weapon...tics3.html#ffa
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