New Gen Fiber Optic Iron Sights, Flip Up Front and Rear Backup Sights with Green Red Fiber Optics Dots, Tool-Free Adjustable Front Sight Rapid Transition…

I was a little apprehensive about these sights but the build quality is nice! A little on the bulkier side but not made with cheap plastic/polymer. The spring loaded assist is smooth and a perfect co-witness for my SIG red dot!

Easy installation.Needed a set of sights for a rifle.

These sights seem to work well and offer several nice features found on higher-priced sights. These sights feature smooth spring-loaded operation when deploying the sights. To deploy the sights, the user simply pushes the button and the sights pop up. To return the sights to the rest position, the button must be pressed and the sights pushed down. When the sights are down in the rest position, they lie flat as expected. The button on each sight is large enough to be easy and comfortable to operate but not large enough to get in the way or snag on anything. The front sight features an adjustable elevation sight that can be adjusted without special tools and can be locked into place with the allen-socket set screw so that the elevation adjustment isn't accidentally adjusted. The rear sight features a windage adjustment on the right side of the sight that can easily be adjusted without tools. The rear sight also features two different optics that can be used for long-range or short-range.The only complaint I could make about these sights is that the fiber optics aren't very impressive.Overall, I am impressed by the quality of these sights and how well they work. They cowitness well with other popular sights, and they're simple, comfortable, and easy to use. These sights are an excellent budget-minded option for entry-level and/or training sights.

The media could not be loaded.  Super good material, all metal base. Feels sturdy and strong. Way better than I have imagined.

There are a lot of good things about this. These parts are made of aluminum. I'm not sure of the grade. They are spring assisted so they pop up on their own and have to put put down manually similar to what you expect from Magpul. There is a tiny bit of play front to back, but not side to side at all. So it shouldn't affect functionality. Also, they don't rattle or move at all without applying direct pressure to them. So the tiny bit of play they do have is kind of irrelevant because they flip up to the same, full forward position. So I'm not worried about that at all.They connect quickly and securely to the pic rail and when retracted, they lay flat enough that they lay below my red dot or a magnifier. The fiber optics gather a good amount of light. Not quite as bright as some sights, but certainly better than painted sights.The elevation and windage are both easily adjusted by a knob, so no tools needed. I was pleasantly surprised that that knobs are clicky and sharp. The markings are crisp, clear, and do not scratch off even with quite a bit of effort.I know that the paint is of good quality because I tried my best to remove the logo. I prefer everything to be blacked out, so the logo isn't great for me personally. But if that's not a problem for you, these are phenomenal for the money. Everything else about them is great.One foot note, I was hoping that the set screw on the front sight would lock the elevation where you set it. It does not. However, as I mentioned before the knob is clicky and I don't think it will move unintentionally. It takes some effort to turn it. I highly recommend them.For reference, I installed them on an HK 416 and these sights are far superior than the stock flip up sights.

I have a couple of sights but was looking for a pair of a good flip up sights. These sights are just perfect for the purpose. I have seen sights on other websites that are twice the price and not as good. These are the great things about these sights.1. The sights can be adjusted tool free (even the front sight elevation)2. The fibers make the sights easy to detect in low light.3. The flip up spring is nice and powerful.4. Easy to install. The sights came with two Allen wrenches, one of them is used to mount the sights on a pica tinny rail. I have installed them for now without any loctite and they seem to be well set. Shall see if the loosen over time but looks not to be the case for now.5. I zeroed them using a bore-sighter for now and shall check on the range if they can hold the zero. From their sturdiness, I don't believe that would be a problem at all.6. Finally, the material is nice. It is not easily scratched while installing or keeping. The sights lay flat and doesn't hinder or get stuck and are available when ready to be used.Overall, a great buy.

I did that agonizing some years back and settled on Magpul Pro at over $100 for the rear sight alone. I rejected the SEAL's sight as "too spindly"! I went through several front posts for an F-height A2 and went back to stock. At the price of these sights you can try them yourself and risk very little.PRO: The front post has a tiny setscrew to allow setting a sight-in height and using the adjustment knob for up/down variation with fine, smooth detent clicks. You do NOT have to turn the post. Both needed allen wrenches are included.Both sights spring up or press down and lock with a split screw which can be adjusted to your preferences or even locked in position. The optical fibers are fine, not a lot of light gathering given size and where they live, but they work. It's too cold out to try them with dark adjusted eyes.The rear sight is a dream. The large aperature CQB flanked by fiber has a good sight picture. The distance small aperature has gradient windage marks with no fiber to distract you and also has smooth adjustment and tiny detent clicks. Finish and marking are excellent. As with all sights, I suggest removable thread locker on everything after you're happy and 30 inch/lbs when mounting.No CONs found.

THese are great backup or primary irons for any modern sporting rifle. The fiber optic is nice and bright, they zero easily and hold zero. Co Witness like any other flip up sight as well. Plus these are metal not cheap plastic that could melt from heat, totally safe to drop these onto a gas block instead of a rail.