Here is what we have for left-handed or ambi- offset sights...
Fixed:
Griffin Fail Safe
Dueck Defense, Inc. Rapid Transition Sights™
GG&G 45 Degree Transition Sights
XS Sights XTIs (Xpress Threat Interdiction Sight)
ZeroBravo Rapid Engagement Offset Sights (REOS)
Folding:
Griffin M2 sights
TROY 45 Degree Folding BattleSights
Regarding left-hand use of Magpul MBUS Pro Offset Sights
To explore the right/left handedness of the Magpul MBUS Offset Sights I mounted them correctly but held the rifle left-handed. I also mounted them backwards on the left side of the rifle for muscle-memory comparison. Left handed shooting is a mirror of right handedness. Shoulders are switched. Hands are reversed. And barring backwards eye-dominance, everything else is the same. Other than non-ambidextrous fire controls, the operation of the gun is symmetrical.
Which means the right-hand preference of the Magpul MBUS Offset Sights requires a slightly unnatural counter-rotation of the rifle to engage the sights with the eye. Instead of the trigger-side elbow rolling away from the body, the trigger arm must fold under the rifle leading to a counterintuitive twist where holding the rifle still is a new skill to be mastered. I’m not sure the market for left-handed Magpul MBUS Offset Sights is deep enough for Magpul to take the financial plunge, but it would be a nice offering to our often neglected left-handed brethren.
What about KAC? It appears that is what he OP went with but I'm not seeing a left-hand specific model nor mention of reversibility.
KAC 45 Degree 200-600 Meter Offset Folding Sight
KAC M-LOK Offset Flip Up Front Micro Sight
Are there any others worth mentioning?
Last edited by titsonritz; 06-14-18 at 06:20.
Gettin' down innagrass.
Let's Go Brandon!
Great thread. I am thinking this through as well, not only at the level of which offset sight to buy, but scenarios where I'd want them vs not.
Looks like Midwest Industries recently added a couple of ambi offset options, 2 are fixed, 1 is folding:
https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com...ghts-s/242.htm
Last edited by maximus83; 09-23-19 at 15:41.
You can also off-set a RMR as a backup sight.
PRI makes a very nice, lightweight, inexpensive offset RMR mount which is available for both left and right side orientations.
I’m a lefty and have a set of nock off diamond head flip out 45 degrees on mine . I just reversed them on the rail so they pop out to left and I cant the gun 45 to the right . Work fine . I wanted to see if it would work before I bought a set for 300 . The only problem I have with the nock offs is the springs are weak so they don’t lay totally flat
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