A2 Front Sight - Fixed Iron Sights - All Metal Rifle Sights - Gun Sights Designed to Mount on Picatinny Iron Sight Rail

nice piece

Bought this in addition to the Matching Rear sight. They work well, hold the zero and won't break the bank. After 6 months of range use and in and out of the truck around my land, I found them to be well made.

Looks cool and functions as well as a gas block front sight. I’ll probably upgrade to a tritium sight for night vision. I’ve yet to really test how it holds zero because it’s mounted near the end of a rail that’s only supported at the opposite end. I’ll have to take my reflex sight off and put a couple mags through it and then test it with the Ozark rear sight to see if the pair functions as well as a carry handle sight works. (Over time of 1 full season plus a little more, if has proven accurate as far as I can see until the front sight blocks the image of what you’re aiming at becomes obscured.) FYI I have a 15” rail and with the Ozark fixed A2 rear sight mounted all the way to the rear this front t sight is one slot from the very end to get a sight radius equal to a rifle length sight post and carry handle.The front sight seems better built than the rear, and it mounts up sturdier. 3/8/2021 update: this sight as a pair has held zero and works great. If my holographic sight went down, I feel like I could on this backup system to be good enough to trust my life to it. Great choice. I’m glad I took the chance on a company I had never heard of before. They’re great!

I am rocking this on a shotty and it looks and feels very durable. "Holds" zero but the adjustment is not that great. Doesn't move too much in terms of elevation but still does the job. I would recommend this if you needed a fixed front sight for a rifle, or a shotgun

I really like this. Funnily, I really don't like the rear site counterpart to this, but this is good.As simple of a sight as it gets. It looks good and it isn't problematic.

I am pleased with the quality of these Solid Sites... Heavy Duty !!!

I bought the front and rear iron sights from Ozark. They seem to be great quality. Upfront I have to be honest and say I have not had a chance to see if they hold zero on a 50 Beowulf. But if they're heft is any sign of the actual quality I think these Beauties will have no problem. To be honest there a bit heavier than I would like but on a 50 a little extra weight doesn't hurt since you're not usually shooting at all day anyhow.The good:1. Very heavy duty2. Easy to install3. Good value, very inexpensive4. Adjustments are easy and seem firmThe bad:1. For some they may not like the added weight2. I have not had a chance to try them ( this is a knock on the product this is more of me just being sad I haven't got to try them)3. I could not find a front and rear set on Amazon. Maybe they have it and I didn't see it but would be nice to get them together.

I chose the gas block version and it is perfectly aligned with the rear iron as far as height. Unfortunately my gas block rail is actually 22mm wide which is not spec causing the sight to sit too far to the right. It will suffice if mounting it backwards for some reason and lines up with my zeroed dot. The popularity of DPMS style blocks was short lived for a reason. The sight itself is very solid and looks clean on the rifle. I like the oversized thumb nut and it helps with quick swaps.