Wilson Combat BUIS

[whick1]

Anyone had any experience with these? They are much cheaper than other options out there like KAC, Troy, Midwest Industries, Magpul PRO, etc.
https://shopwilsoncombat.com/Wilson-...ctinfo/TR-BUS/

[2ndamendmentguy]

Interested as well - attractive price for sure.


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[Firefly]

I’m sorta over BUIS.

They are more fashion statement than anything.

[Dr. Bullseye]

Cheap? Good. Send them to the John Brown Gun Club. Cheap sights are just cheap sights.

[seb5]

I’m sorta over BUIS.

They are more fashion statement than anything.

I did install a Troy set on a Colt CCU last night. But I had them on hand and only buy MBUS now as I've never had to deploy them, ever. Aimpoint's are tougher than hard rocks.

[VIP3R 237]

I did install a Troy set on a Colt CCU last night. But I had them on hand and only buy MBUS now as I've never had to deploy them, ever. Aimpoint's are tougher than hard rocks.

This topic probably deserve it’s own thread, but with Aimpoints I don’t think I will ever have to use my BUIS, but I can’t let myself not have them if it makes sense

[Firefly]

That’s actually a good idea..

[ndmiller]

My worry is sometimes aluminum doesn't bend it breaks, but otherwise the price is good. I'm a magpul buis guy, tough as nails, reasonable price, can make good hits at 100 and keeps all rifle buis consistent.

[Red*Lion]

They look like Midwest Industry copies, but a bit cheaper price.

[GH41]

My worry is sometimes aluminum doesn't bend it breaks, but otherwise the price is good. I'm a magpul buis guy, tough as nails, reasonable price, can make good hits at 100 and keeps all rifle buis consistent.

Did you mean to say you are a magpul fan boy? I cannot get excited about plastic or MIM. Enjoy the cool-aid.