Jasmine now has grenade sights.
Hard to see, huh? Well they're meant to be out of the way when folded down.
To deploy them, you press the button on the side of the gas plug, rotate the sight 180˚ forwards, then rotate the entire plug 180˚ to close the gas port and finally raise the sight 90˚ up around the front sight.
The sight is actually rotated 270˚ total.
This is actually a REAR sight for the grenades. You sight along the body of the rifle grenade and use the nose of the round as the front sight. I don't have such a grenade to show off the geometry.
Also of note for fans of the "Assault" Weapons Ban, the combination device on a Belgian FAL, in addition to being a flash-hider and a bayonet lug, is also a NATO standard 22mm grenade launcher.
My combination device is missing the "grenade spring" which is a ring of spring wire that sits in the rear groove of the flash-hider and keeps the grenade in from slipping off the muzzle unintentionally.
If anyone has a NATO standard dummy rifle grenade they want to donate for photo purposes, please let me know!
Hard to see, huh? Well they're meant to be out of the way when folded down.
To deploy them, you press the button on the side of the gas plug, rotate the sight 180˚ forwards, then rotate the entire plug 180˚ to close the gas port and finally raise the sight 90˚ up around the front sight.
The sight is actually rotated 270˚ total.
This is actually a REAR sight for the grenades. You sight along the body of the rifle grenade and use the nose of the round as the front sight. I don't have such a grenade to show off the geometry.
Also of note for fans of the "Assault" Weapons Ban, the combination device on a Belgian FAL, in addition to being a flash-hider and a bayonet lug, is also a NATO standard 22mm grenade launcher.
My combination device is missing the "grenade spring" which is a ring of spring wire that sits in the rear groove of the flash-hider and keeps the grenade in from slipping off the muzzle unintentionally.
If anyone has a NATO standard dummy rifle grenade they want to donate for photo purposes, please let me know!