What's your favorite BU rear sight?

**handlebar1980** · 02-23-11, 19:19

Originally Posted by DialTone301

I like the Troy's also.

Troys are the best.

**Magic_Salad0892** · 02-23-11, 20:58

KAC 600m Micro, KAC M4 front sight.

**Heartbreaker** · 02-23-11, 21:30

I like the KAC 300m, very rugged and simplistic, and I like how minimal the lollipop profile is for a great sight picture. The only problem is there isn't enough adjustment in my front sight to get it to a 50m or 100m zero, and I'd prefer either of those to a 25/300. Someday I'll machine a new lollipop for a 100m zero, don't quite have the skills on a mill to try it yet.

**veeklog** · 02-23-11, 21:38

I like the KAC 200-600 sight a lot, but it is super-expensive. I currently run the MBUS, Troy, and Midwest Industries Sights. I really like the Midwest Industries sights, and they are super easy to deploy.

**HeavyDuty** · 02-23-11, 21:39

I'm a big fan of the Hahn Precision BUIS, but then again I'm a special snowflake.

**Rick1987** · 02-23-11, 23:19

I was looking at getting a set of Troys.

Reason: I never heard anything bad about them just that they are top quality.

**Scotter260** · 02-23-11, 23:40

I'm short on first-hand experience but I've used, until recently, a Matech without any issues but have since switched to a DD 1.5 because I feel it offers a more sturdy sight. While an Aimpoint is nice, should the need arise that it can't be used, I feel my carbine is still complete without it and said Aimpoint is just frosting.

**Doc Safari** · 03-07-11, 21:47

Those of you that prefer the Troy, how does it mount?

That is, do you have to permanently loctite the mounting screw in place or anything like that?

The reason I ask is that until I decide on an optic I'd like to keep the option of removing the rear sight if I need to. Also, I'd like to keep the option to remove the rear sight if I decide on a different one.