Enhance Your Accuracy With AWOTAC'S 45 Degree Flip Up Iron Sights With Red And Green Dots For Picatinny Weaver Rails Review

I have to say that I was shocked that a pair of $30 iron sights could be as good as a $200 pair of iron sights. Honestly when I saw the price of the more popular irons on the market I did not want to spend that much. I started searching and my eyes were caught by the HK styling of these iron sights and also the fact that they are fiber optic.Not really expecting much from something I couldn’t hold before buying I ordered them anyway. Upon first impressions I thought maybe I was crazy and…

I received 2 rear sights, which is indicative of a lack of attention to detail, and a lack of QA and or QC. As to the build quality, they are stiff, but that should work itself out thru use. As for use, cant use this set, not about to use 2 rear sights.Manufacturer made good, sent a new set. This set has the 1 rear sight and the 1 front sight. Release button is really stiff, so hopefully that gets fixed with use over time. 3 stars due to first package not containing proper items.

Neither would flip up until I took the long bolt out did it manually then replaced the bolt. they dont go down unless it I the same. I'm not an operator, I dont expect to be in combat. I just have one of my rifles scoped and wanted iron sights also thought I'd try these. They feel very sturdy and the machining feels nice. If they worked I would be more happy but I didnt want to buy a 200$ 45 D iron sights on a rifle I use 3 times a year.

I am surprised, and rarely am I ever surprised anymore. but these are really well done. The adjustability, the flip-up mechanism and the ability to lock them closed by screwing the push-button in. it's all well thought out and well made. I usually use a traditional flip-up that will essentially just look through my optic if my optic malfunctions. I like the ability to deploy these and switch over if necessary. Well, let's face it- my CQB days are over since retiring. but it's nice to keep up…

Let's start with the good: It seems well built and mounted up easily however there were no instructions, which is indicative of shoddy quality control. I had to make some adjustments to zero it in and while the rear sight adjustments were easy, the front sight was difficult to not only figure out, but to adjust. I did manage to get it zeroed in eventually, but in the process, the cheap, fiber optic on the front sight fell off. That fiber optic was useless anyway though as it was nearly…