I didn't see this thread anywhere and to be honest I don't really know if it fits here, but I have an idea that I haven't seen anywhere and I think it would be beneficial. So I took my AK-74 out to sight in the irons... the problem is I cannot adjust the front sight post far enough over to shoot bullseye (still about 4 inches right). I started looking at my buddy's AR-10 and notied its mounted on a rail, so that got the 'ol gears turning. I have tried searching for a rail front sight block and havent found one. I thought about buying a cheap FSB and chopping it down and welding a small section of railing on top so I could use some removable front sights that I can adjust/remove in the event i start using a red dot, which at this point, a red dot is my only option. If anybody has seen something like that let me know, Thanks for taking a look!

Sounds like you have a canted front sight.

What you could do is remove the FSB and buy a TWS Dogleg and TWS handguard and then buy a couple BUIS and throw them on the rails.
The railed top on those 2 pieces is the same height and their handguard goes pretty far forward, so if you had them at each end of the rail then you would have a pretty long sight radius.

I'd drive out the FSB pins and tap the sight over to align it better, redrill the holes and tap the pins back in. A PITA but possible.

PITA- huh? I suppose i will just buy a red dot...

Thanks for the inputs!