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Wow, was so happy Springfield had no problem sending me a new front sight, appeared they understood my problem. Unfortunately, sent me a sight with the same backwards arrow. It was flush upon receipt, as you can see in the pics, 1 full rotation applied, you can note the post definitely moved...

If I didn't have my glasses on or was in the dark, I would have done it right the first time. But, actually read the arrow and just did what it said and my rounds were quickly off the paper...

My arrow points to the right, 4th (last) pic, viewed from the rear. SA or their OEM apprears to have marked these wrong or non-standard...

Yes, I actually read the arrow, it's just wrong. If it was dark or I didn't have my glasses on, I would have never looked at the markings and moved it the correct direction. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this sights...

20 years in military, always moved the fsp in the direction of the arrow marked (up) to move the impact of the round up. Scratching my head last week, the more I rotated up, the more the round went down. Manual directions and online photos all show these sights marked left/up (see pics 1-3)...

There is not much you can do on receipt of a weapon in a non free state transfered via FFL in a factory sealed box, the gun shop receiving it and the one sending it have nothing to do with damage on a sealed factory box, they will simply pack it up, send it back and charge you for a transfer and...

I hear ya about a fighting rifle, but to look like someone ran some kind of tool on the barrel and the pitting on the comp (rust is up in cracks of vent area more, not best pics) right out of the box is just not a great feeling. I'm just imbarrased to have an out of box rifle so bad looking...

Received new out of box rifle with rusted compensator and mag release, marred barrel and with barrel etchings that are barley readable, not the quality I had expected. Comnany does not respond to any communication?