GVN Flip up Battle Iron Sights Front and Rear Sights for Rail

First, they shipped pretty fast, even with Corona bs.Second they are a really nice design and sleek looking. And they are easy to use once you know how. When I took the rear sight out of the box, the sight wouldn’t stay down and I realized a piece had broken off. No big deal because it is ultimately plastic and accidents happen. I informed the company and they responded the same day (impressive since I emailed them at like 11:30 pm) They asked what happened and after explaining, they offered to send me a new one. I honestly really like the sights and they feel really good when aiming. Would recommend purchasing.

They’re there because they need to be lol. They seem to be good. Mount fine with no breakage when I cranked them down. Operate smoothly. Like them better than the magpul I have so I bought another set.

I got these sights to replace the original sights on my ATI 12-gauge Bullpup. The factory sights could not be adjusted far enough to be properly zeroed, of which I’d already been aware by other reviews before I purchased the weapon.THEY ARE OUTSTANDING!Until yesterday, I’d never used my green dot at the range because they enabled me to consistently make head, neck, and center mass shots at 25 yards.I finally decided to sight my laser, since I’d never practice at less than 25 yds, but wanted to have quicker accuracy at that range. After firing half a 10-clip mag with the laser and half with the sights, the shot group stayed the same!Now, because they were all left of the spine, I’m sure I need to adjust the windage but I’ll figure that out.Also, the review about the flimsy feel and looseness is COMPLETELY the opposite with my sights. The plastic feels solid and nothing has EVER shaken loose, after 6 range trips.He must’ve gotten a defective set because mine have been an amazing bargain!

For the price you can't beat them. Put them on a 22lr and zeroed them in and they're pretty spot on.

I purchased these for my back up sights on a 22lr that is modeled after an AR platform.. (Rock Island Armory)..For this use, they seem fine.. Although for any serious firearm, I would opt for more durable all-metal back up sights.. But for the price,, these seem fine for plinking and limited range use...

I am a certified gunsmith and was helping my dad with his AR-15. He was looking for a nice ACOG to put on but the one we saw was on back order. I saw these as a real quick and cheap backup, they went on nice and tight (when being tightened all the way, my mistake) and for only $15 I'll probably be buying some more in the future for some of my students that are on a budget. Would not recommend them to a person who is running around as they seem to move slightly but they are not $40 steel precision back ups, and I have paid way more for much worse quality.

They would be a good value, but they're completely unsuitable even for 22's. Even after tightening they wiggle, and on the back one, I had a screw bust the nut completely. Not worth a purchase, buy the Feyachi ones at a similar price but for a much higher quality, but a reduced feature set.

I've bought MANY low prices, budget flip up sights from Amazon so far for my hobby level dart blaster & FINALLY found a set that's just about PERFECT.They're easy to set up, light weight, and surprise, hold their zero. Even a foam dart springer can make some sights shift, mine averages 150-170fps depending on dart type.These are light too, something I prefer when I'm using flip ups, and when I'm not, they stay flat & outta the way nicely.Gonna order a couple more sets now that I've found a set that is actually WAY better than I thought at this price point.So, if your "plinking" w a . 22, or airsoft, BUY these next time.10 outta 10.