Flip Up Sight Offset 45 90 Degree Sight Rapid Transition Front & Rear Sights

It’s a cheap and easy way to throw some sights on something. Great product with potential to be better. Overall I am satisfied.

First off both sets feel great right out of the package. Windage is very easy. The front sight with the tool was a little hard to adjust elevation and i started to strip the screw that you turn for front sight post.. this was for the regular sights that sit on top. BUT it could have been my fault because i am new to back up sights altogether, this is my first set! So it could have been my fault...Flip up is easy on both.. the 45 degree set feel sturdy. I haven't attached them yet but wouldn't have a problem doing so, and its nice to have an option..Over all. I like them. They look great.If its your first set and your using them behind a red dot or a scope, i would recommended as a secondary option.You get a regular set of flip up iron (polymer) sights. A set of 45 degree offset sights, and a front sight tool which is about a $10 value on its own..Overall i am happy.. God bless

Had these on a PCC that only sees range use. The rear sight ended up breaking off at the mount while being transported in a soft-sided case. Worked fine until then.

I needed some back up sights on my carbine and didn't want to break the bank... some sights I saw were stupid expensive, these were not. I am very happy with this purchase and if I need any for another build these will be had again..

For the price you can’t beat them. How long will they last who knows but fits the pic rail as it should you should use blue loctite just sayin. Really you should use these as back up sights if your optic goes kaboom. So get them sighted in at 50 and use occasionally to keep up to speed. But if you gonna use these as your main sight then do what you do but I’d invest in a name brand to use as main just my opinion. But well worth the savings if compared to name brands

Well made.

I hadn't considered where these were going to fit on my gun. Given the fact that I have a scope mounted on my AR-15, this left only select realestate to pick from for mounting these. Unfortunately, I didn't realize that they would be competing with the ejection port on my rifle until I went to go mount them. Can't say anything for actual accuracy, as I didn't end up leaving them on.Also, these are 'ultralight' because they are plastic/polycarbonate and I question as to there real-world longevity. It seems like it wouldn't take a whole lot to catch on the sight and snap it off, but that is just speculation.

As advertised