AR wrap up.

[macrodign]

Current load out: DDMV4V7LW, Eotech XPS2.

What I need to finish this build so far is the BUIS, trigger, Blast Forwarding Device maybe even a Suppressor, Eotech G33, and then a light. Trying to stay as lean and light as possible. I wont be needing to reach out to 300 yards as I don't hunt with it. Just seems like a ton of stuff to put on a AR...I had none of this on my A2/M203 at Bragg (Long ago).

Of all that, I'm having the most problem with the BUIS . Found this and need your opinion. If you have time for some additional advice on the BFD, single stage trigger, I appreciate it.

I don't see any reviews, but these are really low profile and nice on a Kriss I demo'd. Since they can be used on a picatinny rail, should be fine on an AR right? Just not seeing the point to spend 200$ on iron sites when the R.Dot is my primary. If you have a better option, I'm open to that. Don't see Troy or MBus pros being used enough to warrant the money.
Kriss

[Wake27]

MBUS Pros are maybe the most utilized folding BUIS.


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[macrodign]

Your right Wake, I mainly hear about them and Troy's, even LWRC has a nice set. If its worth it to get those or Troy/LWRC, then Ill get them. Just want to be sure I'm not just buying stuff without a proper understanding of the tech involved.

[Razorblade]

This is an amazing light for all you get with the price:


Tbh its worth shelling out a bit of cash for a Geissele trigger and Kac BUIS

[NYH1]

Flip up BUIS, I prefer Troy. The regular Magpul BUIS are nice too and cheaper. No-flip up BUIS, I like Larue if I want removeable or Danial Defense if I don't want/need removeable.

I've only used RRA (first AR back in 2002 or so), Stag, Colt and Sionics single stage triggers. I think the Sionics is the nicest of the three.

Good luck, NYH1.

[26 Inf]

From Rainier Arms site:

I bought these as an alternative to Magpul Pros, or the adjustable sights from Zahal. I was looking for something that could be adjusted easily, without a tool. These proved to be flimsy, and snapped while being installed. The first time I have ever been disappointed by a product from Rainier.

[Stickman]

From Rainier Arms site:

I bought these as an alternative to Magpul Pros, or the adjustable sights from Zahal. I was looking for something that could be adjusted easily, without a tool. These proved to be flimsy, and snapped while being installed. The first time I have ever been disappointed by a product from Rainier.

Are you replying to the person above you posting about Troy sights? That doesn't match up with my experiences with Troy metal folding sights.

[NYH1]

Are you replying to the person above you posting about Troy sights? That doesn't match up with my experiences with Troy metal folding sights.

Yeah, we have them on a few different rifles and carbines and they've been great.

NYH1.

[Wake27]

Are you replying to the person above you posting about Troy sights? That doesn't match up with my experiences with Troy metal folding sights.

No, that was from a review of the Kriss sights that the OP posted.


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[voiceofreason]

If they really are BU sights, I like the MBUS as they are durable and get the job done in a lightweight package.

If you'll be using them regularly as irons, the MBUS Pro & Troy are worth the $ and weight