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Folding sights are always ready when deployed. Fixed cannot folded when the rifle is in the safe or case. Do you guys have cat brier in Ohio?
Last edited by GH41; 04-06-15 at 20:13.
Yes sir...and I understand your point but again they both have pros/cons.
No problem. The world would be a boring place if we all like the same things for the same reason.
I did a writeup here:
http://www.militarymorons.com/weapon...html#griffinfs
Great writeup...thank you!
I'm currently running an acog with factory mount and plan on mounting an rmr on top of it but both can fail or become occluded so I've been thinking of adding some BUIS.
As I don't use a quick release mount, offsets make perfect sense and I like the idea of them always being ready.
Especially as I'm planning on putting that acog on SBR and putting a vcog in its place but still, I'd l ok e to run the same BUIS on both...
I second VIP3R's sentiments.
I have been slacking in my plans to do a brief video and write-up comparing the 2. In the interest of saving you the trouble of buying the Troy, see the following.
The Magpul MBUS Pro Offset sights are far, far better than the Troys.
They are slimmer, a bit cheaper, and will actually give you some room for an ambi charging handle.
As for these Griffin Failsafe sights, they would be a no-go for me, just due to them sticking out so far. Aside from likely snagging on something in my safe, they would fit very poorly in my carry case.
Last edited by Benito; 04-07-15 at 16:50.
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