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Will the Rear Sight line up with a Standard AR Gas Block Front Sight? — 1 Answer

by Thomas, from GA, United States Asked on April 24, 2022

Name Daniel Defense A1.5 Top Mounted Fixed Iron Sight (4.8)
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Answered by Hunter, Gear Expert, from OH, United States, on May 05, 2022

The OpticsPlanet Exclusive Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Iron Sights rear sight will work with a standard height A2 front sight gas block. If you have a railed gas block and want to use the OpticsPlanet Exclusive Daniel Defense A1.5 Fixed Iron Sights front sight it may not align properly if the gas block rail is higher or lower than the receiver.

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