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Who makes the best folding, rear BUIS? Also, has anyone heard, good or bad, about the polymer sights? Thanks, Robert If we can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people, under the pretense of taking care of them, they must become happy. Thomas Jefferson, 1802 | ||
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LMT's is very solid as is Larue's. I'm partial to the TROY front and rear BUIS. I haven't used MI but have heard they are also excellent. If cost is a factor Yankee Hill's aren't bad at all. I put one on a upper that spends almost all of its time scoped. I never had an issue with it but simply looking at the cross pin that the sight pivots on does not instill confidence. | |||
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Thanks BISCUT! Only one answer from the world's largest (and cheapest) research department! Anybody else? Robert If we can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people, under the pretense of taking care of them, they must become happy. Thomas Jefferson, 1802 | |||
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I have MIs on my AR and have been happy with them. A buddy swears by Troy. | |||
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When you mentioned polymer I’m assuming you are talking about the MAGPUL BUIS. I have a set of them and so far I’m happy with the purchase. They work well, seem robust (Granted, I haven’t done any drop tests with my $$$ Bravo Company AR-15) and they are half the price of their machined steel counterparts. Being honest, price was the determining factor for going with MAGPUL. My reasoning was: The primary sight on my rifle is an EOTECH 557. It is a very robust sight (works even if the window gets partially smashed) and I carry spare batteries. The MAGPUL sights are only for back-up if the primary sight goes down. By purchasing a quality optic and preparing properly to keep it running, the chances of them being needed is very small. Thus, why pay top dollar for sights I’m taking great lengths to never need when there is a cheaper alternative from a reputable company that will do the job. J.W. Hero of the Hapless Master of the Obvious | |||
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Injected molded Magpul is what I was thinking about. I'm only putting them on there because I'm required to. I've got an EOTech so I'm not so worried about it going out. I plane on cowitnessing them. Robert If we can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people, under the pretense of taking care of them, they must become happy. Thomas Jefferson, 1802 | |||
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