T3 Fiber Optic Offset Iron Sight, Low Profile 45 Degree Front and Rear Backup Sights with Green Red Dot for Picatinny Mount, Spring-Loaded and Tool-Free Adjustment

I put these on a Ruger Charger. I didn't want to do another co witness setup with my red dot so thought I'd try these. Good build quality and stay sighted putting the sights up and down. So far I'm happy with them.

Great product fit great

These were very nice alternative to adding extra pic rails. They went on as easily as could b. So far they're holding true after several mags. The windage and elevation clicks aren't as smooth as I would like. But it's very functional and fit my AR perfectly. It feels like they're built well and will last a long time not a bad price either. I've looked around and these are quite competitive.

Look great and work wonderful on my AR 15

I have used many iron sights including 45° offset ones and I could not get any use out of these things. Most sights like this have internal springs and cams so you can flip them up and down and they will stay where they are supposed to. These came with no instructions and the sights would not budge/pivot in the housings at all.Also there is a spring loaded screw (sticking out from the right in the attached pic) that is not necessary on other sights I've used and when loosened allows the sight to pivot but now is completely loose and will not retighten. Using a screwdriver I can press hard enough to make the screw head flush with the housing and it still will not grab the internal threads to retighten. So the rear sight is now useless and the front appears to be the same design, however when I loosen the screw on that one the sight remains locked down.I don't get all the positive reviews here, why would anyone want sights that force you to fiddle with extra crap just to flip them up or down - even if they did work! Complete trash.

I purchased these as a trial to see I liked shooting with an offset mounted optic, if I did, then I would probably upgrade to a higher quality or switch to a red dot. I was pretty surprised by how well they performed for the small price tag. The mounting screws didn’t come loose. It still held zero after a couple hundred rounds and multiple flip ups, they’re light weight, and fiber optic rods were bright enough. Could they handle a lot of abuse out in the desert or forests? I doubt it, but for now, they work just fine.

I put these on an M&P Response and both pieces completely broke off when i went to the range. The looked really cool and worked for a few rounds, but they just couldn't hold to the pressure i guess. Kinda embarrassing to have pieces fly off while you're shooting.

well built and easy to site in. i have them as a third choice on my distance rifle.