Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Tritium Night Sight Rail Mounted
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
See All Sights

Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight

$199.95 $0.00

Shipping calculated at checkout.

Mk2 Micro Sight



Our Mk2 SeeAll Open Sight is the answer to what you are looking for in an open sight! Unlike other manufactures we leave the batteries out of our products, and still offer the best lighting on the market! See your sight picture perfectly with a full body of edge glow to gather light, and optional tritium dual illumination!

Features

  • Full body edge glow for light gathering 

  • Simple quick disconnect mounting system

  • 1.4 ounces 

  • Quick sight acquisition

  • Pin point accuracy

  • 150+ inches of adjustment to zero in to your gun

  • Parallax free sighting system

  • Lifetime warranty

  • Fits all standard picatinny, or weaver rails  

Mounting Your SeeAll Open Sight

Our Mk2 SeeAll Open Sight mounts to a standard picatinny rail system. Set the sight on your rail at the desired location, push the clamp over against the rail, and then tighten the thumb nut. Also included is a cap nut if you do not like the size of the thumb nut. 

Construction

Body is constructed of a CNC cut 6061 aluminum that has been anodized

Guts, and optic are acrylic for the best lighting, and durability 

100% Made In The USA!

Included in the package is your Sight, and Allen Key that adjusts the sight.

Specs.

  • 1.52 inch wide including thumb nut 1 inch not including thumb nut

  • 2 inches long

  • Weight 1.4 ounces

  • .78 inches tall, .58 above rail when mounted

  • Standard picatinny cut 

 

 

Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Tritium Night Sight Rail Mounted
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight
Open image in slideshow, Mk2 - Micro Rail Sight

Customer Reviews

Based on 523 reviews
79%
(415)
15%
(77)
4%
(23)
1%
(6)
0%
(2)
M
Michael Fortune
nice concept

I have placed it on several guns, a couple of pistols which I did not like, could not get sight picture. I love it on my Kriss SBR, cheek weld to Kriss stock and sight allows my eyes to line up naturally, very fast sight acquisition. I'm sure with practice it will be almost as fast as red dot, but no batteries makes it a winner.

M
Michael Bahrke
Works great!

The sight is amazing with the lens refraction anyone can pick up the gun and the sight will stay on target. low profile

J
John McLaren
Mk2 Micro Rail - Crosshair reticle no tritium

I am using this sight on a 450 bushmaster CVA scout with the intention of hunting out to 100-150 yards. This review is for the crosshair mk 2 without tritium.

The good:
I found the sight superior in accuracy and ease of use to irons, including peeps. I was able to see the sight just fine with and without corrective lenses. I was able to hold "minute of deer" at 100 yrds with my very limited shooting skills, which I can't do reliably with other irons.

I tested the sight up to the end of legal shooting hours on the range the other day and never had a problem picking up the sight even with sunglasses on. I don't anticipate issues with seeing the sight in legal hunting situations.

The CVA scout comes standard with a "durasight" rail. The sight fits this rail but there's a fair amount of slop between the lug and the slots. Pushing the sight forward of course solves this problem.

The bad:
The windage and elevation adjustments at least need some markings so you have something to index changes when sighting in. Some kind of click detent should also be standard. I don't think sight drift is an issue, but a set screw would completely put those thoughts to bed. Hunters need instant confidence in their shots with no second thoughts after long days busting brush and sliding down mountains. The MOA marks are useless.

TL;DR: 4/5 stars because it's the best and most accurate "open sight" option I've found that's legal for my hunt, but desperately needs quality-of-life updates.

C
Colton Loehrer
Definitely an upgrade from the original

Overall it's a noticable improvement. It's more clear, brighter, smaller and lighter. It's great the adjust screws are a larger more common Allen key. I do think that there needed to be something to help you make adjustments. I always turn the wrong way. And if the cross hairs were slightly bigger. They are a great size at pistol distance but on a rifle it's smaller than my ideal. Highly recommend. It is instant iron sights on any weapon

G
Gaither Campbell
Didn't work for me

Nice sight, didn't work for me

123

Customer Reviews

Based on 523 reviews
79%
(415)
15%
(77)
4%
(23)
1%
(6)
0%
(2)
M
Michael Fortune
nice concept

I have placed it on several guns, a couple of pistols which I did not like, could not get sight picture. I love it on my Kriss SBR, cheek weld to Kriss stock and sight allows my eyes to line up naturally, very fast sight acquisition. I'm sure with practice it will be almost as fast as red dot, but no batteries makes it a winner.

M
Michael Bahrke
Works great!

The sight is amazing with the lens refraction anyone can pick up the gun and the sight will stay on target. low profile

J
John McLaren
Mk2 Micro Rail - Crosshair reticle no tritium

I am using this sight on a 450 bushmaster CVA scout with the intention of hunting out to 100-150 yards. This review is for the crosshair mk 2 without tritium.

The good:
I found the sight superior in accuracy and ease of use to irons, including peeps. I was able to see the sight just fine with and without corrective lenses. I was able to hold "minute of deer" at 100 yrds with my very limited shooting skills, which I can't do reliably with other irons.

I tested the sight up to the end of legal shooting hours on the range the other day and never had a problem picking up the sight even with sunglasses on. I don't anticipate issues with seeing the sight in legal hunting situations.

The CVA scout comes standard with a "durasight" rail. The sight fits this rail but there's a fair amount of slop between the lug and the slots. Pushing the sight forward of course solves this problem.

The bad:
The windage and elevation adjustments at least need some markings so you have something to index changes when sighting in. Some kind of click detent should also be standard. I don't think sight drift is an issue, but a set screw would completely put those thoughts to bed. Hunters need instant confidence in their shots with no second thoughts after long days busting brush and sliding down mountains. The MOA marks are useless.

TL;DR: 4/5 stars because it's the best and most accurate "open sight" option I've found that's legal for my hunt, but desperately needs quality-of-life updates.

C
Colton Loehrer
Definitely an upgrade from the original

Overall it's a noticable improvement. It's more clear, brighter, smaller and lighter. It's great the adjust screws are a larger more common Allen key. I do think that there needed to be something to help you make adjustments. I always turn the wrong way. And if the cross hairs were slightly bigger. They are a great size at pistol distance but on a rifle it's smaller than my ideal. Highly recommend. It is instant iron sights on any weapon

G
Gaither Campbell
Didn't work for me

Nice sight, didn't work for me

123