45 Degree Iron Sight Offset Flip Up Iron Sights with Red and Green Dots Sight for Picatinny Weaver Rail

Fits great on AR rails, very well made, low price and the performance is like top brands. Sight is easy to see through.

Snappy and it's a great addition to my pellet rifle.

Bought these for my truck gun seem to be rugged enough

These 45 offset sights are the best I have ever used. They have fiber optics embedded to give you a rapid sight picture that is clear and precise. They are adjustable just like normal MBUS sights and hold zero very well when needed and fold up out of the way when not. These are my absolute favorite backup sights.

Complete junk wouldn’t recommend

These are a sturdy, all metal construction. The front post has a red fiber optic dot on the post and the rear has 2 green fiber optic dots on each side of the ring. This makes sight acquisition quicker than I thought it would be and should work especially well in lower light conditions. You can't go wrong with these, especially since they will mostly only be used in emergencies.

I was looking at 45° canted iron sights the other day and was seeing insane prices like $179 for some name brands, but I was thinking I could spend a bit less than that. Opened up Amazon and saw these. For $25! Thankfully I was able to request a set for review. After looking at these and holding them in my hand, its hard to justify a $150 difference. These are machined aluminum sights through and through. Very rugged. The spring is strong and sturdy. The mechanism to pop the sights up is a little fussy, and required a firm press, but works great otherwise. The sight pops up instantly. This is the classic iron sight circle reticle that flips to reveal a smaller long distance circle reticle. The sights are adjustable for windage and elevation, although a tool is required for the elevation. I mean for $25 these are incredibly well made. These may not be as refined as the super expensive ones, but they're perfectly serviceable. They attach to the rail very solid and seem to hold zero no problem.

Sturdy BUIS that are mounted at a 45 degree angle to allow quick transitions from a magnified optic. The "fiber optic" inserts help make sight alignment more quickly visible. They seem pretty sturdy for the price point, but I would limit their use for range use only.