Not sure why everyone needs BUIS. You guys getting inserted really deep into enemy territory for extended patrols/recon? I use good optics and if my optic screws up, I'll go back to the house and swap it or grab another rifle.
They would have came in handy last Saturday at 3 gun match when my red dot went out after the first shot.
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The OP didn't specify that they were for backup.
Does anyone run a thinner post the standard milspec diameter in their iron sights? I used iron sights during AR-15 Level 1 from TDSA and several times thought to myself that a thinner front post would be an advantage in certain situations.
Does anyone run a thinner post the standard milspec diameter in their iron sights? I used iron sights during AR-15 Level 1 from TDSA and several times thought to myself that a thinner front post would be an advantage in certain situations.
Yep, I use NM posts in mine.
i use USGI take off carry handles with troy folders on the business end. i have some troy rear pop ups on rifles that are built to protect me from evil LOL ..also have a couple of Matechs but the aperture is too small for my old eyes, they're nice sights tho
I have Troy's and Magpul MBUS Pro's on my personal rifles and Magpul MBUS's on my duty rifle. At the end of the day they do the same thing. It's really up to your preference. I've seen other sights lost parts, zero, etc. I've never had a problem with Troy's or Magpul. I also used to run Daniel Defense fixed sights and they were built well and held up to duty use.
I also like the Matech rear with a standard fixed front sight.
A drill - or even small rat tail file - can solve the aperture issue.
You pay for my rifle, you can dress it as you see fit.
Generally, I keep optics sighted at 300 yds... Irons at 50.
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