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Anyone who has zeroed iron sights on an AR knows the pain of trying to spin a stiff front sight post with a bullet tip, a punch, or whatever's rattling around the bottom of the range bag. The Real Avid AR-15 Front Sight Adjuster Tool solves that headache with a purpose-built, double-ended design that seats cleanly onto the detent pins and lets you make crisp windage and elevation changes without the guesswork.
The real convenience here is the two-in-one setup. One end handles 4-pin A2 style posts and the other takes on 5-pin A1 style posts, so a single tool covers the vast majority of AR-15 and M16-pattern front sights. That means less clutter in your kit and no scrambling to figure out which end fits when you're trying to finish a zero before the range closes.
It's precision-machined from stainless steel and wears a black oxide finish for solid wear resistance. The shaft is knurled the full length, which is the part people notice most in the field. That texture gives you no-slip leverage on posts that have been Loctite-tight or gummed up with carbon, so you can apply steady pressure without your fingers rolling off the tool. At just under 7 inches long and slim in profile, it stays out of the way but is still long enough to give you real turning leverage.
Before you turn anything, remember most AR front sight posts need the detent depressed to release the post, so press down and rotate rather than forcing it. One thing worth checking: some newer manufacturers use non-standard post shapes that don't match traditional A1/A2 geometry, so if you're running an unusual factory sight, confirm your post is the classic pin-style setup. On mil-spec and mil-spec-clone sights, this tool is exactly what you want on the bench or in the bag.
Yes. It's a double-ended tool, with one end built for 4-pin A2 style front sight posts and the other for 5-pin A1 style posts. That covers the majority of standard AR-15 and M16-pattern front sights with a single tool.
Seat the correct end onto the front sight post detent pins, press down to release the detent, then rotate to move your point of impact for elevation. Turning the post in one direction raises it and the other lowers it, so make small adjustments and confirm on paper. The full-length knurling gives you the grip to turn stiff or carbon-fouled posts without slipping.
It's designed for traditional A1 and A2 pin-style posts, which is what most mil-spec and mil-spec-clone sights use. Some newer manufacturers use posts with different geometry that may not match the standard pin pattern, so it's worth confirming your sight is a classic A1/A2 setup before ordering. For standard configurations it drops right on.
It's precision-machined from stainless steel and finished with a black oxide coating for wear resistance and a low-profile look. The stainless build holds up to repeated use on tight posts, and the compact size means it stores easily in a range bag or on the workbench.
| UPC | 813119011467 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AVAR15FSA |
| Color | AR-15 FRONT SIGHT ADJUSTER |
| Length | 6.7000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Sight Tool |
| Shipping Weight | 0.12 |
| Style | AR-Style Rifles |
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