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Will it clear a front A2 post sight on an AR-15? — 1 Answer

by Kanjozoku, from IL, United States Asked on January 5, 2023

Name Primary Arms OpticsPlanet Exclusive 5x36 Gen III Compact Prism Scope w/ACSS AURORA Reticle (4.8)
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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on January 30, 2023

The Primary Arms OpticsPlanet Exclusive 5x36 Gen III Compact Prism Scope uses a spacer that sets the centerline height at absolute co-witness (1.2"). Meaning the reticle will be exactly in line with your front sight post. However, because it is a 5x prism, the front sight post will be blurred in the optic window.

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