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Danke · August 30th, 2011, 19:10

I can see my front sight as a grey blur with my magnified ACOG. So would say "your mileage may vary", with some types it will be an issue and others not. You really need to put the two items together to know for sure for your preference.

Other notes, don't saw off your front site tower if it is in the way. Purchase a new gas block. Don't scoff either, if you read on here you'll see other folks have made that mistake.

Also do not confuse co-witnessing with co-zeroing. When you co-witness your iron sights through an optic it simply means you can see them and line up the target. If you have a magnifying ACOG you wont' be able to do that. Also unless the plane your irons line up through is exactly the same plane as the irons line up through you won't zero your reticle onto your front sight.

Last, I'm not sure if anyone has noticed this before but pugs looks just like that Queen guy!

August 30th, 2011, 19:10	#6
Danke Prancercise Guru Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Danger Zone	I can see my front sight as a grey blur with my magnified ACOG. So would say "your mileage may vary", with some types it will be an issue and others not. You really need to put the two items together to know for sure for your preference. Other notes, don't saw off your front site tower if it is in the way. Purchase a new gas block. Don't scoff either, if you read on here you'll see other folks have made that mistake. Also do not confuse co-witnessing with co-zeroing. When you co-witness your iron sights through an optic it simply means you can see them and line up the target. If you have a magnifying ACOG you wont' be able to do that. Also unless the plane your irons line up through is exactly the same plane as the irons line up through you won't zero your reticle onto your front sight. Last, I'm not sure if anyone has noticed this before but pugs looks just like that Queen guy! __________________ Airsoft, where nothing is hurt but feelings.