Magpul MBUS
Remember... it is a backup sight.
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Magpul MBUS
Remember... it is a backup sight.
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Last edited by DaBears_85; 11-23-10 at 20:32.
WTB:
SA M-7 Classic blonde stock sets
Bulgy ((10))/((E)) steel mags
Bulgy T3 takeoff stock sets
30-caliber magazine clips?
How likely are you to experience a tire failure on a day-to-day basis? Not very, yet you still see people on the side of the road with their car on a jack and a tire iron in their hands. Shit breaks, and anything that can go wrong usually does. Yes, to the casual shooter that makes the occasional trip to the range, it's not a big deal. They can fix it when they get home or order a new one, or whatever. Those who are mounting a BUIS on their duty rifle or HD gun can't always afford that luxury and need to take into serious consideration the pros and cons of both the flip-up and fixed sights. For them the difference between the two could be the difference between going home at night and... well, you get the point.
ETA: I don't mean to sound all melodramatic, I'm just trying to stress the importance something as simple as a spring can have. I mentioned earlier that I run the #40L SP, which is a spring-loaded flip-up sight, but after testing nearly every different type of BUIS available, found it to best fit my situational needs.
Last edited by DaBears_85; 11-24-10 at 08:34.
WTB:
SA M-7 Classic blonde stock sets
Bulgy ((10))/((E)) steel mags
Bulgy T3 takeoff stock sets
30-caliber magazine clips?
Pics of BUIS, including the KAC.
http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum...rted-rear-BUIS
Last edited by jklaughrey; 11-23-10 at 22:44.
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I noticed that you had mentioned the ARMS 40 series. I Have one as well. For my other rifle, I was contemplating the magpul BUIS but got these instead, ARMS 71 series - http://www.botachtactical.com/ar7171flsi.html - The price point is similar and they seem to be a little lower profile than the Magpuls. I haven't had a chance to beat them up yet so I don't know how they'll hold up but my ARMS 40l has held up well so I'd bet the quality is still top notch. For my next build, I've ordered the Troy BUIS due to my paranoid fear of spring failure and prep for long term reliability.
Hope this helps and doesn't just confuse more.
Anyone have experience with the 71 series polymer ARMS BUIS? I'd be interested in your experience with them as well.
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