Hi everyone,
I've run into a conundrum with a set up I'm working on. I plan on using a 4x ACOG and, because it lacks adjustability (1x), a set of KAC offset sights for emergencies and close-in work (both already purchased). However, this is the first rifle I've ever run with offset sights, and I'm not fully familiar with what strategies people have found to work best with them.
Do any of you also run a set of BUIS with combos like this, and if so, why did you choose to do so? Seems like they could come in handy if your main optic goes down so you don't always have to tilt your gun to the side (and seems like it would be superior to just carrying a spare set of BUIS since they'd already be attached/sighted in).
However, I like my rifles to be simple: optic, BUIS, light, and sometimes some type of foregrip (generally a TD stubby). Seems like running 3 sights on the gun would just be messy as compared to my standard set up, and quite possibly not worth the hassle since the main optic going down permanently is a rare occurrence.
Overall, just need a bit of help before I go and mount everything and get it sighted in. Not sure of all the ins and outs of offsets and was hoping those with more experience could offer some advice.
Much appreciated for any you can provide.![]()


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