Skintop911, Great pictures and a good review as far as it goes, and I understand why the comparison of the two sights did not include the MI SPLP. Battl3frOnt, your statement that the Troy FBS is not any better than the MI SPLP leads me to think that you have never taken a close look at the two sights together, or do not understand what you are not seeing. The locking mechanism that holds the Troy in the upright position is markedly stronger and the windage adjustment dial has a much stiffer spring to keep it from being moved accidentally or by prying fingers in a rack. They are BUIS with no need for easy windage changes, as Mark Larue says "set it and forget it". The Troy sights are considered to be "the best" for a reason.
Billy
US Army Retired, NRA Life member, M/C mechanic, Gunsmith
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