Dagger Defense BUIS
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BDinPutnam
.475 A&M Magnum
Probably is.
I wasted 30 bucks on something similar. I ultimately threw them away (and I almost never throw anything gun-related away) and bought some Troys.
If someone has something nice to say about these, awesome, I would love to find something cheaper to throw on as literal back ups to my 1x4 on the .223.
I wasted 30 bucks on something similar. I ultimately threw them away (and I almost never throw anything gun-related away) and bought some Troys.
If someone has something nice to say about these, awesome, I would love to find something cheaper to throw on as literal back ups to my 1x4 on the .223.
Actually yes, I did buy a couple of sets a friend wanted some angled sights for the 224 Valkyrie uppers I built him. They are sturdy and seem to be well made. I torqued them on the rails at 35 inch pounds. I have not heard any complaints as of yet.
Good to hear. I found a review on YouTube which was positive but never heard of the reviewer.
I'd rather run my optic on a QD mount and keep the irons inline.
Offset sights are good for close coyote kills and close in targets when playing gun games.
Low power variables are also good for the above.
Not quick enough
Ehhhh, I disagree. Irons are not especially fast. Your eye has to pickup and align two separate elements at different focal points. A good LPV scope with a good field of view and bright illumination will be nearly as good as a red dot up close.
There is more than one way to skin a cat we all have our preferences. Mine is to just use the optic, keeping the BUIS as just that, backup.
And for shits and giggles, irons are the most fun to shoot I think.
Curmudgeon
.308 Win
Yeah I dont get the philosophy behind 45* offsets at all. Can anybody explain how they're better than cowitnessed irons and a dot or a low power optic on it's own?
Well if you are running a higher magnification scope you can use offset sights to quickly transition to close range targets.
They are great for 3 Gun. It allows you to run magnification on your scope and still be set up for close in targets. More accurate engaging multiple targets at multiple ranges.
Curmudgeon
.308 Win
Thanks. No being a 3 gun guy, what are the different distances you shoot in those?
All depends on who sets up the course. Anywhere from 10 to 200yds that I've seen. The Guy formally known as Bullet would know better than me. @Eddie Gunks
Eddie Gunks
.338 Win Mag
5-450. Most of them shoot from 5 to 300 or maybe 350. But some stretch out further.
I think offset sites are a waste. If you have a variable Maria for magnification scope 1 to 4, 1 to 6, 1 to 8 you’ll be fine. Iron sites and three guns kind of sucks because it’s hard to see the targets out far. I ran iron sights for over three years in three gun. I’m well-versed with itons in 3 gun