**AR-15/Tactical Shotgun Front/Rear Sight with windage and elevation**

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**NOTE** **If you're looking for 2 MOA i seriously doubt it'd gonna happen. These sights have not been tested by myself so I cant say if they're accurate at the range. I got as close as I could by looking at the sight picture but honestly they're mostly for fun. I would LOVE to see these mounted on a Tactical Shotgun!** If anyone has mounted and tested them at the range please get back to me, Thanks ++UPDATE++ 3/20/20 TRIED to ADD CE3 Gcode files for the mounts only!! but this new GUI wont let me add gcodes. If you need any other part gcodes hit me up and I'll do my best to help. The Mounts should ALL be printed with supports from build plate at least. I have printed with regular supports, Tree supports, and support blocks so take your pic with the method you use. Mileage may vary but I use .16 top gap and 10% support fill zigzag ++UPDATE++ 2/20/20 ++UPDATE++ 2/21/20 **Front MiniGas Block Mount Fits and is finished Here's the FINAL PARTS for the whole assembly. The Front sight has the following adjustments: I opened up the hex nut openings on the mount I also made a counter sunk recess in the bottom of the front mount to accommodate the sight The Rear sight now has (2) areas for the windage (on both sides of the hand) and I beefed up the mounting/adjustment tabs for a stronger attachment..I removed the elevation on the rear sight because the front sight has elevation features with the 5mm counter sunk screw that attaches it to the front mount. **HARDWARE:** **(8) M5X30 screws for the mount plates (8) M5X8 nuts for the mount plates (2) M3X5 screws for the Rear Hand Sight (1) M5X15 screw for the Front Hand Sight** A good sense of humor at the range My Apologies Sorry for the error I printed the original part but the rear sight hand was WAAAY too big and when i reduced the hand i found the sight picture was too small so I made some adjustments and ended up modeling the sight with some windage and elevation adjustments. Print with 75% infill and 7 walls Enjoy and a Huge Thanks to OlivereCalderon for the great start!