I have a technical question that I haven't been able to find by searching. I've zeroed my 14.5, carbine-gassed system from the bench at 50 yards and my front sight post protrudes above front ears and the base of the front sight post itself sits about 2 millimeter above the screw hole (pardon me for not knowing the exact terminology) that the site goes in to. The entire front sight post sits almost out of the hole.
It is an F-Marked front sight base and my backup sight is a standard Troy. I absolutely co-witness with an EoTech but I'm just wondering if this is something worth sending it back to the manufacturer over? The carbine original had to go back because they forgot to pin the gas block but they fixed it in a jiffy. Just live with it or send it back for warranty work? Is there any worry about knocking the front site blade off since it's not really fully protected by the ears?
I zeroed the irons first, and then cranked the Eotech to match it.


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