View Full Version : Offset BUIS ?
Sak007
4 October 2014, 12:34
Ive been looking for some offset buis for my rifles and was curious if XS is the only company that makes an offset than can reverse for lefty's ? Also does anyone make a keymod version yet ?
I really like the mount system for the KAC folding version but I feel having to flip up those up in a pinch could be an issue , I'm no operator just figure if my optic goes down and it's an important shot I don't wanna take my eyes off the prize [BD].
El Cid
6 October 2014, 07:34
KAC has them for Keymod. Have you tried offset irons? I ask because I've found them more a pain in the butt than anything else. Shooting support side barricade is an exercise in frustration.
rob_s
6 October 2014, 07:48
Shooting support side barricade is an exercise in frustration.
This is why we don't shoot "support-side". ;)
OP, you could always run the flip-ups flipped up when you're shooting and only fold them down for transport or storage. I have a set of the Surefire/Dueck Defense offset irons but they don't fold.
Sak007
8 October 2014, 17:29
Does anyone make a flip up for lefties ?
WHSmithIV
8 October 2014, 21:02
Does anyone make a flip up for lefties ?
I don't know of any offset lefty flip-ups but it should be possible to just mount any offset flip-ups on the other side of the rails.
VIPER 237
8 October 2014, 21:11
I've heard Griffin Armament is coming out with a LH version of their Fail-Safe sights, but no idea on timeline. Also the XS's are too low if your stock has any sort of enhanced cheek weld such as a STR, B5 Bravo/Sopmod etc.
Sak007
8 October 2014, 23:27
Nice I was looking at the Fail Safes .
voodoo_man
9 October 2014, 04:09
I would HIGHLY suggest getting something that folds, especially if you want to use it in some sort of tactical context. None-folding sights will grab kit.
http://i.imgur.com/TxlzlFd.jpg
Sak007
9 October 2014, 21:54
Do the KAC"s have the ability to flip around so I could run them on the left ?
voodoo_man
10 October 2014, 03:11
Do the KAC"s have the ability to flip around so I could run them on the left ?
I am assuming yes, since all you need is the circle of the rear sight and the point of the front sight.
El Cid
11 October 2014, 05:45
This is why we don't shoot "support-side". ;)
Lol! I try not to do so, and remember Defoor telling us he's never done it in combat. I still practice it in case I ever need to based on the available cover. As an example if my only shot is under the bumper of a car to my left I use a compromise support side technique. I put the rifle in my left shoulder but keep my hands where they are. Works pretty well for me. I can't recall which instructor showed us this - you always took better notes so you might know. I'm also cross-eye dominant so it's probably easier for me than some others.
With modern optics, I still view irons as something I'll likely never need. Because of that I use fold down models and they ride on top of the weapon. I'm not a 3 gunner so I never saw a need to quickly transition to them.
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