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.

Best bang for your buck

They look nice. Fit well on the rails. But they are not battle ready. The rifle was sitting in the bag, never been shot and the threaded piece for the push button, to allow the sight to flip up, had fallen off.Nice for airsoft, or just casual shooting on a real rifle....but....I wouldn't trust my life to them.

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

Awesome!

I was impressed by the build quality at first glance. Purchased these about six weeks ago. Went out to test and the rear sight was not staying in the down position. The locking mechanism had fallen apart. Also the threads on the clamp will leave marks in your rail causing permanent damage.

Not bad, working ok ,well sighting them in was ok but but but , they would not fold down, I asked someone who had a pair like the sights I had he said they were not the latest version, well all the bag and stuff is in the recycling bin, but but but they do work if you don’t mind them being upWish I could get the latest version before deer season is over, on top of rail I would not care but but but 45 degrees off looks strangeI like them but but but wish they stayed downCould be 5 stars for backup sightsGood priceWould I buy them again yesTHE NEW VERSIONkeep the barrel down and on the safety on

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.