Chaos Ready | Flip Up Iron Sights - Spring Loaded Low Profile Back up Ironsights | Designed for Picatinny 1913 Pattern Rails | Co-Witness Front and Rear BUIS Combo Set |

These are solid metal with heavy spring tension. They are heavy (well made) and are perfect for a back up optic. I compared them to magpul a buddy has. If I’m nit-picking I could say there is a little play in the rear optic when it’s up and in the front sight post, compared to magpul. HOWEVER, the spring tension on everything keep both in position in the same setting. There’s really no chance for them to move. I checked and rechecked flipping them up at 50 yards on a 10.5” barrel and it remained steadfast and was able to hit a 1” bullseye easily. They clamp solid to the rail and are a snug fit. I would it these again. Less than half the price of magpul, you won’t go wrong.

Solid buis. Hold zero well, easy to adjust, and love the fit and finish. In rough on gear and slammed it up against a barrier on accident, not a single issue. Love em. Recommend these to my battle buddies, you should too especially for the price. They replaced my Magpul flip ups

Overall out of the box they felt good but the bolt twisted in half when I installed them for the first time. It is covered by a lifetime warranty and it's not a pressing need for me but it is quite inconvenient. Otherwise, felt solid and deploys with authority. I will update review upon replacement. Update: New set came in after a couple days. Didn't have the same issue. Holds zero and feels great for the price. Can't give it 5 stars because I had issues but everything else about it screams 5 stars.

Great product, no issues.

Purchased to use as BUIS with a red dot. Didn’t want to spend $100 on back up sights, these feel solid, were easy to install and the spring up action is strong. Haven’t had a chance to make it to the range to zero them in, but will likely order for other rifles if they hold up at the range. Good value option compared to some of the larger name brands.

Right out of the gate, one out of three sets had a front sight that would not stay in one position upright. The other two sets that I bought seem to be okay.It's not something that I would buy and throw in my safe for the future.Because you don't know what you're going to get unless you haven't mounted up. I'm sending one back.I'm not gonna ask them to replace it. The other two seem to be pretty good.We'll see how they hold up.

Yes these are cheap, $40 I get it, but for what they are they’re not THAT cheap, in fact the quality is SO LOW I’d say they’re overpriced. First they’re big and clunky, I mean 1 1/2 inch wide clunky. The springs and hardware for the pop up mechanism is pretty light duty and they don’t have a solid lock up when popping into position, in fact it’s rather sloppy. Once fully up both sights have a pretty good amount of left-right wiggle, certainly enough to be extremely inaccurate at even shorter ranges (50 yards or less) It’s comical they call these “battle sights” the only thing you’ll be battling with these it to hit the target They’re going back

These are great. I put a set on my 300AAC