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Is there a matching front site? — 5 Answers

by Terex, from NC, United States Asked on January 20, 2019

Name Matech Top Mounted Deployable Iron Sight (4.7)
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Answered by Brotatochip, guest, from FL, United States, on February 08, 2019

I believe there is not. This is the exact same rear sight now used on M4s in the US Army paired with the standard gas block mounted front sight post seen on most ARs. It makes an accurate and durable set of backup sights if you combine the two.

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Answered by Alfred, member, from MI, United States, on March 03, 2023

F height front sight is needed

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Answered by Ghost, member, from AR, United States, on February 25, 2020

This is a very good sight, a little bulky, but other than that, it works very well. I have a Magpul Gen 1 flip up front sight and have it sighted in for 50 yards. A fifty yard zero is supposed to be close to a 200-yard zero so I have mine zeroed at that range. Mine has held a zero very well for five years, I check it now and then when I take my Colt to the range. It does need to be lubricated now and then but other than that, it would be hard to beat this rear sight for accuracy.

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Answered by lucky, member, from MN, United States, on January 03, 2022

They use a knights armament front sight

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Answered by Patrick, member, from FL, United States, on December 10, 2020

I believe a front flip up sight will work. Also, these 200 - 600 markings are in metric in case anyone was wondering.

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