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Most Helpful Positive Review
Best Choice for a Fixed Rear
Recently finished an AR build using a lot of quality components, and the plastic Magpul flip-ups sights I was using as BUIS seemed out of place (good sights though, will save to use on something else).
Since I was getting a nice bottom 1/3 co-witness with my EOtech, I decided to go with a fixed iron sights as a backup. These seemed like the best option and they didn't disappoint. Both the rear and front are nice and solid. Windage adjustment is a little bit of a pain, but the same as any other A2 style rear sight.
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Excellent rear sogjt
Needed a backup and this is perfect. Solid sight. Adjustments stay where my settings are. Well built and I highly recommend.
Would recommend: Yes
Sturdy beast
Love metal fixed sights and this one is legit. It was on sale, which you can regularly count on OpticsPlanet to supply, and arrived on time
Would recommend: Yes
Back to basics
I have been returning to iron sights on some of my ARs. They don’t fog up, they are more robust, they don’t use batteries, and they areless complex than scopes. Daniel Defense makes a nice unit for those wanting to get back to basics.
Would recommend: Yes
quality item
It’s a rear iron sight from DD. It does what it’s supposed to
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- chips easily
Best Used for:
- anal
Would recommend: Yes
Possibly the best fixed rear sight out there
Rock solid. Simple. This is the evolution from a tried and tested winner, the A2. It is meant to be a backup, but there’s no reason you couldn’t run this as part of a “primary” iron sight configuration. I grew up on iron sights, tend to prefer them over optics, and know what I can do with them at different distances. That said, I use this on a very basic AR15 meant for CQB. Never liked the price… but opticsplanet helps with that. Nab one today and see what I mean.
Pros:
- Simple. Solid. Milspec.
Cons:
- Expensive.
Best Used for:
- CQB. Backup.
Would recommend: Yes
The standard mounting screw
The mounting screw needs to be replaced with a socket head cap screw to prevent marring when you are mounting the sight.
Would recommend: No
Daniel defense rear sight
The sight mounted perfectly and is extremely light weight. It feels very durable and lines up with my a2 sight. It costs more than the competition but you can tell that you get what you pay for. It’s a great addition to my mid length lightweight rifle.
Pros:
- light but solid
Cons:
- Price $$$
Would recommend: Yes
great sights!
I would buy this rear iron sight a million times over just not from Optics Planet because they are way too expensive here. My advice is if you’re really wanting this particular sight go to Daniel Defense website and get it there for sooooooo much cheaper. Your welcome!
Pros:
- They are battle proven.
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
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Great fixed sight
This product is just what I was looking for. Easy to adjust, accurate. Can't go wrong with this one, would buy again. Experience with opticsplanet was great as well. The item shipped quickly and received without any issues.
Would recommend: Yes
Simple, Rugged, & Reliable
I use this sight on every AR I own for three reasons. First, I don't need to carry or find a star bit or an Allen key to remove or adjust it, just a simple flat screwdriver. Second, It's set and forget. Once it is sighted in I don't have to worry about accidentally bumping a wheel or turning a knob, yet it's easily adjusted with the tip of a round. Once it's set, it's set. Third, it doesn't have sharp edges to tear up your hand when you have to manipulate your charging handle. This is the perfect companion to the Daniel Defense front sight, I recommend them both.
Pros:
- light weight
- rugged
- reliable
- Simple
Cons:
- Nothing yet
Would recommend: Yes
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