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Posted: 5/12/2014 10:19:47 PM EDT
| I am looking for a wholesale dealer to buy some front " F " fixed A2 sights in bulk. Anybody know of some good suppliers? |
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A2 front sights are not F marked. AR15 Front Sight F Marked - Bravo Company USA www.bravocompanyusa.com › Iron Sights › Front Iron Sights Rating: 5 - ?1 review - ?$29.95 - ?In stock The "F" marked forged front sight base is a hard product to find. Mil-Spec for rifles issued ... AR-15 Barrel Parts, Flash Suppressors, Gas Blocks, etc. > Front Sight ... |
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Again, NOT for an A2.... That is how I see almost every description as an A2 front sight. What would you call it? AR15 Gas Blocks | AR 15 Low Profile Gas Block | AR 15 Front Sight ... www.del-ton.com › Barrel Parts If you're in need of an AR 15 front sight gas block, we carry both pre and post ban gas block ... Front Sight Base, <b>Pre-Ban available in A2 FSB or F Marked FSB.</b> |
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Will this work?
http://www.fulton-armory.com/frontsightbaseforgedwbayolug.aspx |
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Yes if they will sell them at wholesale prices. Thanks |
| The F marked FSB is designed for a flat top upper and is too high to properly sight in with a fixed carry handle upper like the A2. If you want FSB specifically for fixed carry handle ARs like the A2, you will need a non F marked FSB. Doublestar / JT Distributing manufacturers these for Fulton and others. |
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The F marked FSB is designed for a flat top upper and is too high to properly sight in with a fixed carry handle upper like the A2. If you want FSB specifically for fixed carry handle ARs like the A2, you will need a non F marked FSB. Doublestar / JT Distributing manufacturers these for Fulton and others. Where are you getting your info? I truly appreciate the education but it is the totally opposite from what I have read. The non "F" mark is a hair higher than the "F" mark. I just re read your post Blain and I just remembered there was a picture showing a F and a non F mark site. The one was a tad higher so I stand totally wrong. What's funny hardly anybody knows what you just explained. 95 % of the people think the F stands for forged and think it is from China if it doesn't have the stamp F. Just proves never too old to learn something new. http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=572860 If something could post this pick it will show what Blain is saying. I forgot how to post pics |
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Where are you getting your info? I truly appreciate the education but it is the totally opposite from what I have read. The non "F" mark is a hair higher than the "F" mark. I just re read your post Blain and I just remembered there was a picture showing a F and a non F mark site. The one was a tad higher so I stand totally wrong. What's funny hardly anybody knows what you just explained. 95 % of the people think the F stands for forged and think it is from China if it doesn't have the stamp F. Just proves never too old to learn something new. http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=572860 If something could post this pick it will show what Blain is saying. I forgot how to post pics Quoted:
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The F marked FSB is designed for a flat top upper and is too high to properly sight in with a fixed carry handle upper like the A2. If you want FSB specifically for fixed carry handle ARs like the A2, you will need a non F marked FSB. Doublestar / JT Distributing manufacturers these for Fulton and others. Where are you getting your info? I truly appreciate the education but it is the totally opposite from what I have read. The non "F" mark is a hair higher than the "F" mark. I just re read your post Blain and I just remembered there was a picture showing a F and a non F mark site. The one was a tad higher so I stand totally wrong. What's funny hardly anybody knows what you just explained. 95 % of the people think the F stands for forged and think it is from China if it doesn't have the stamp F. Just proves never too old to learn something new. http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=572860 If something could post this pick it will show what Blain is saying. I forgot how to post pics That's alright, that's a common misconception. I'm just curious, why the interest in A2 FSBs? Are you looking at producing some A2 rifles? Or did you actually want the flat top compatible F marked ones? 
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That's alright, that's a common misconception. I'm just curious, why the interest in A2 FSBs? Are you looking at producing some A2 rifles? Or did you actually want the flat top compatible F marked ones? http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/8696/fsbcomparison.jpg Quoted:
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The F marked FSB is designed for a flat top upper and is too high to properly sight in with a fixed carry handle upper like the A2. If you want FSB specifically for fixed carry handle ARs like the A2, you will need a non F marked FSB. Doublestar / JT Distributing manufacturers these for Fulton and others. Where are you getting your info? I truly appreciate the education but it is the totally opposite from what I have read. The non "F" mark is a hair higher than the "F" mark. I just re read your post Blain and I just remembered there was a picture showing a F and a non F mark site. The one was a tad higher so I stand totally wrong. What's funny hardly anybody knows what you just explained. 95 % of the people think the F stands for forged and think it is from China if it doesn't have the stamp F. Just proves never too old to learn something new. http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=572860 If something could post this pick it will show what Blain is saying. I forgot how to post pics That's alright, that's a common misconception. I'm just curious, why the interest in A2 FSBs? Are you looking at producing some A2 rifles? Or did you actually want the flat top compatible F marked ones? http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/8696/fsbcomparison.jpg I install them on barrels and sell them on gunbroker as a barrel assembly. |
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