Ultralight Flip Up Sight 45 Degree Offset Rapid Transition Front and Backup Rear Sight

For the money, outstanding. Well made. Idk what some of these bad reviews are for. Ur not getting top quality materials for what ur paying. But they are constructed well and serve the purpose what ur using them for

Can’t beat the price work as intended

Good for the money

This were pretty cool. I mounted them and actually really liked them. I wasn't too sure when i saw them but glad I got them.

Fantastic sights. Right out of the box they zero'd in perfectly. didnt even have to adjust them to get them on target. Recommend for budget friendly sights

Running a red dot sight along with a magnifier takes up a lot of the rail on my AR-15. I wanted to find a solution to some backup sights that wouldn't break the bank and decided to try these offset sights. First thing I noticed is they seemed relatively cheaply made (which can be expected for the price). What I didn't expect is just how bad they actually were until I mounted them and took them to the range.Pros:- Inexpensive (also knowns as CHEAP)- Very easy to install- LightweightCons:- The release and close mechanism is stiff and not something I would trust in a 'need it quickly' type of situation.- They DO NOT hold a zero. I spent time sighting these in, only to noticed they were way off again the next time I flipped them up the second day on the range. A failure any way you look at it. They were NOT removed from the rail, only flipped back down and up again.- I can't say they would stand up to any kind of real 'bump' or impact.I cannot recommend these to anyone, for any reason, unless you are sticking them on a airsoft gun where your life will NEVER rely on them. This is just an item you shouldn't try and skimp on I guess. Buy a quality set of sights ONCE and don't look back.

I love these and have them installed on my AR's picatinny rail. Instructions and description seem a bit hazy, so here is what I found. They are adjustable for both height and side to side. The front sight is adjusted for height. It is tricky to adjust and the notched ring for the sight blade is indeed some form of plastic so you can ruin it if you try to force the notched ring to turn while the ring is locked. There is a spring loaded pin that locks the notched ring to keep from turning. You have to fully depress (downward) the spring loaded pin using a jeweler's screwdriver or other stiff device so that the pin is fully disengaged from the notched ring, then turn the ring CW to lower the ring/blade, or CCW to raise it. Then release the pin to re-engage a notch on the ring. With a laser boresight chambered, I only had to rotate the notched ring about 1.5 turns to lower and align it perfectly. The rear sight adjusts side to side, simply by turning the grooved thumbwheel through several clicks to get it aligned. The rear sight aperature/hole can also be rotated into one of two modes, one with a very small hole for precision, or by using the larger hole if preferred. Both sights snap lock down when not in use, then pop up when you press the release pin at the bottom of each sight. Since the sights are offset I don't really need to fold them down as they do not obstruct the scope in either position, but the fold-down feature is still nice to have.Good luck and happy shooting!

They’re functional. Pretty much zeroed out of the box. These are average quality. There are better ones available but at 3x the cost. If you need budget friendly backups these are it. If your hung up on quality buy magpul or something like that.