45 Degree Offset Flip Up Iron Sights | American Company | Spring Loaded | Rapid Transition Front & Rear Iron Sights | Back Up Sights | BUIS for Picatinny Rail and Weaver Rails

These sights are solid! When I tightened them down to the rail of my firearm they didn’t budge. The spring loaded design is nice but the button on these sights pushes in extremely hard. I placed a few drops of oil on both and that helped the button depress a little easier. When the sights are deployed they cannot be pushed down again without depressing the button unlike Magpul sights. The rear sight has a close range and precision size viewer that can be easily switched by flipping forward or back. The rear sights have an adjustable windage screw that is easily adjusted with your fingers. The front sight has a sight post similar to those you find on a Magpul sight. These sights did not come with a tool to adjust the front elevation sight which would have been a nice feature. These sights also did not come with instructions for how to adjust sights or installation. This is not a big deal for those that have been around AR platforms but for those who may be building their first firearm could benefit from instructions. I have not had an opportunity to test accuracy with these sights but with how solid they feel I’m am not concerned. Overall I think these sights are great especially considering the price.

Mounted them last night and hit the range this morning. Had the on-site gunsmith do a rough sighting in with a laser before hitting the range. **Indoor 25 - 100 yard range, seated and front shooting rest used, 100+ rounds @ 5 rnd "increments" for sighting in** As can be seen in pictures windage of rear sight had to be moved far left for centering. Front sight post required screwing it all the way down (no more adjustment) Good consistent groupings however hitting 4-5" low @25yrd, 2-3" low @50yrd, and maybe close @100yds (but not realistic, invest in magnified optics. Rounds should go where you want them and not just "down range").I do like the solid construction and fold down is nice, release button is tight as someone else mentioned (it is brand new), and corners are sharp. I was hoping to set as dead-on @30 yrds but not possible. My barrel sits a little below center in hand guard so may attribute to discrepancies.

So far so good.They are very well made. And I especially liked that they are cut out for the deflector on the rear piece.They bolt right on with no trouble and get nice and tight.They were a little stiff at first but I like that personally. They have stayed put once set with multiple up and down deployments on a 50 Beowulf. That's been pleasing as I was expecting them to wander with that much vibration.The only things I haven't liked is that they flip up with enough force that the rear sight doesn't always stay on the small aperture when deployed.And that you do have to hit the button to stow them aswell as deploy. But this is probably why they have stayed true and I would obviously prefer them true than my little preference.

These sights work perfect as an option to go from the scope on top to the iron sight on the side with only a slight turn of the gun.

I liked the substantial feel of these sites. I will take pics and hopefully can post them on my AR rail. They seem to be zeroed. Will know when I actually take em to the range. Either way. Don't seem like where I have them they will break or move much. For the price point if they are even half way accurate they will be worth it. Would like to see some high vis points but either way being these are a third alternate means of sight on my boom stick these should work plenty. Good job. Good and sturdy product. I will let you know if this changes after a 300 round day at the range. I will be putting them through a little bit of a test. But as of now looks like they will be good.

These were great. Problem was I put them on a rifle I don’t use much. I noticed the rear sight was broken today. It’s been in a padded soft case in my vault so I don’t know how this could have happened. I hope the re is a way to get just the rear sight since I do really like how well they fit and worked. I gave it a 4 star only because they broke. Other than that they were great.

These are my first experience with offset flip up sights. They seem very well built and where as I can’t compare them to any others. I will say that they flip up and back very easily and were a snap to install. I did hours of research reading reviews before I settled on these Bear Arms. Glad I did and after the first trip to the range I’m very impressed.

The sights are good. The cost is good. I'm keeping them. They were the last time I will buy something for the price because they were made in CHINA. I am focusing now on items made in the USA. THe cost will be more however what cost CHINA?Cheers,ed