Daniel Defense DD FIXED FRONT/REAR SIGHT COMBO

Have to admit it’s been decades since I shot irons in the USMC. Normally my uppers have come with back-ups to include very nice sets from Knights. They normally get checked and then folded to remain peacefully for years with an optic sitting above them. Bought a very nice upper last week that came without irons. Did a bit of research and admitted the concept of them being already “up” if it ever came to really needing them made sense. These got excellent endorsements from guys online including some SOF guys. They came very quickly, and passed the authenticity test easily. These aren’t knockoffs, airsoft, etc. Easy to install as one would expect. Lockup on the rail nice and tight and offer a great sight picture. Some have complained that the rear lacks an elevation adjustment. No issue for me. I’m going to monkey with the rear’s windage and the front’s elevation for a 50 yd zero and never touch them again. Very pleased with the product and the vendor.

I like the look of them, they are well made and hold position under physical abuse. Well worth it.

These are hands down the best fixed irons you can buy. Very sturdy. Top notch materials and workmanship. They’re Daniel Defense and live up to the name.

So I ran these sights through Rifle 1 and 2 with Regular Guy Training in NOLA this past August. That's four days of beating the piss out of my gear with a round count of about 2200 rounds over 4 days.I put this on a BCM/STAG/Midwest industries build that held it's own for the entire course.Zeroing was easy enough, just use the tip of a bullet/proper sight tool to adjust the rear and the front sight is the proper size for a proper sight tool (don't go cheap on sight tools saw plenty of those snap while trying to adjust quality sights at the class).Most importantly, they held zero after being dropped, run hard, and beaten on (peep the scratch on the left side of the front site) for four days.I bought fixed sights because they're what will primarily be run on this build so I wanted something worth my money.This is it. Comparable in quality to the LMT sights in finish. The brown on sights is dried mud because of course it rained throughout the class and then the sun would come out to melt your soul.If you want a quality set of irons to use on a primarily irons rifle don't hesitate to buy these and run them hard.P.S. go get quality training too. If you've ever thought about taking a class, go take any of Regular Guy Trainings classes. I've taken 4 this year and I'm gearing up for 3 more by the end of the year.

Easy to install. Solid and Robust. Easy to sight in. DD has quality.

This are the best sites you can ever buy for your AR 15 or any other weapon that you own for a really good price and precision shooting when going to the range or any other use as you prefer the sites are made out of good material really light and easy to adjust. Almost no adjustment. It’s needed to use them. That’s how good they are.

I installed mine and went to the range they were already set perfectly from Daniel Defense and I shot 1.5 inch group with no adjustments at 50 yards .

Its a bit expensive but acceptable for the quality control. Probably just me but sight picture is more comfortable? intuitive? (Compared to competitors' flip up sights). Looks will deceive - these are light weight. They look thoughtfully cut it to reduce mass while maintaining structural integrity.