When mounted on standard A-5 Rail you still cant see with your mask on.
Review:
OK i really like it, I haven't used in the field yet but i still really like it. BE AWARE. On the web site they say that it works perfect with the RAIDER SIGHT RAIL AND SCOPE MOUNT.
"This RAIDER Scope and Mount Combo will fit the top of any Paintball Gun that has a 7/8 inch top rail such as the Model 98 or Tippmann A5.
The rail will clear the Hoppers on these markers and host the FOT sight and all other weaver based sights we carry.
THE SIGHT RAIL DOES NOT CLEAR THE HOPPER!
The standard A-5 hopper wont even fit on the marker when you have the sight rail on. The hopper doesn't fit straight and when you look through the sight you can only see half of the circles. You cant still use the TAC CAP but who wants to run around with only 50 balls in there hopper. I haven't found out how to fix this problem yet but I'm on it.
Conclusion:
The sight is very nice. It is kinda expensive but what isn't, BUT Be sure to match it with a different sight rail.
Rating:
9 out of 10
Last edited on Saturday, January 21st, 2006 at 9:54 pm PST
It may look rather ugly, but if you get the hopper offset, it's a simple tube that fits onto the A-5 feed, except it has this rather large kink in the middle. Of course this does mean that the hopper will be quite ugly sticking to the right, and the alrge bend in the feed will look....odd. But hey: it also gives you another 30 balls in the hopper, plus it fixes most rail problems without having to reside to the TAC loader.
It may look rather ugly, but if you get the hopper offset, it's a simple tube that fits onto the A-5 feed, except it has this rather large kink in the middle. Of course this does mean that the hopper will be quite ugly sticking to the right, and the alrge bend in the feed will look....odd. But hey: it also gives you another 30 balls in the hopper, plus it fixes most rail problems without having to reside to the TAC loader.
Hey dude check out this link it's what Raven is talking about and damn is it functional
http://www.paintballgi.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD& ;ProdID=1383
I did not like the hopper offset because I felt that it was not only ugly, but it gave my marker too wide of a profile. To solve this problem I cut out the left side of my hopper, cut a piece of cardboard to fit in the hole, then secured it with black duct tape. I can now easily see down my FOT sight while it sits on top of the raised site rail. I will post pics soon.
A slightly better option would be to get an offset riser mount. It is a regular mount, but it slants off 45 degrees to the left. That might work. If not, an offset rail would do the trick.