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Ar 15 open sights and quad/ tri rail on Condor

Is it possible to mount ar-15 front or rare open sights or quad/ tri- rail on a Condor?

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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Nice work on all your airguns 80 GRIT. I was thinking more in the line of a ghost ring for the rare sight and a standard ar-15 front sight (the triangular one), but I don’t know if this is possible or if it would work on the Condor.

I built this custom 2240 with that ideal in mind. G4 is correct. The rear site was much too high in relation to the front (assuming you are going with a carry handle rear site…). One of our brothers on hear (perhaps two) went so far as to cut off the airforce frame rise and he had a full picatinny rail nearly in line with the top of the tank. It was very tacticool… There are many ways to go with it, but having messed around with a variety of options on 22xx as well as airforce…I am beginning to be of the school that “Lite is right”, and when you start thinking about making an airgun tacticool it tends to mean heavy, heavy, heavy, and you grow tired (quickly) of lugging around th0se 10 to 14 pound rifles 😡


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Thx for the info G4, I was just looking for a alternative for the AF fiber optics sight and to change the look of the Condor with the quad rails to look more tacticool. 😀

I’ll take a shot at this. Having built many AR’s I’d say, You could probably make a front sight work with slight mods…. The rear sight would more than likely be too high to align with the front sight and the quad rails or hand guards (assuming a free float tube is what you meant?)…I think would need a good amount of fabricating to work. BUT, WHY would you want to do any of this with all of the accessories already out there for our AF guns???? 🙄

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