Flip Up Front Rear Sights Set for Picatinny Rails and Flattop ar15 airsoft

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  • Flip-Up Rear Sight - Back-Up Iron Sight
  • The A2 front sight post is fully adjustable for elevation
  • Aluminum and Steel Construction
  • Flip-Up A2 Front Sight Post folds down out of view of your optics when not in use
  • Adjustable windage and elevations

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  • 5
    Simple, Rugged Backup for Everyday Shooters

    Posted by Heather Nguyen on 8th Feb 2026

    I’m a casual shooter but like having a solid backup in case my optic battery dies. These flip-ups fit my flattop rail with no fuss, and once zeroed they stay put. Deployment is easy and positive — no wrestling with them to get them up or down. Comfortable and dependable for general use.

  • 5
    Useful for Airsoft and Rifle Builds

    Posted by Tyler Morgan on 8th Feb 2026

    Used these on both my airsoft M4 and a 5.56 build. They work well on both. The sights are easy to flip up, and the adjustment screws turn smoothly. On airsoft they’ve taken plenty of rough handling and still work fine, and on live fire they’ve kept zero. Versatile little set.

  • 5
    Great Backup with Zero Drift

    Posted by Rachel Lopez on 8th Feb 2026

    I rely on my optic 99% of the time, but these iron sights have become part of my regular gear now. After zeroing them once, they’ve stayed consistent — no drift after recoil or handling. I appreciate that they lay flat and don’t get in the way when I’m running magnified setups.

  • 5
    Quick to Flip Up When Needed

    Posted by Anthony Hughes on 8th Feb 2026

    One of the things I like most is how quickly these pop up. No fumbling or fiddling — you just pull them up with intent and they lock. If you’ve ever struggled with cheap flip-ups that flop or need two hands, these are a nice step up. Solid metal feel and dependable performance.

  • 5
    Works Better Than I Expected

    Posted by Olivia Myers on 8th Feb 2026

    I added these to a budget project rifle just to complete the setup, and honestly they work much better than I expected for the price. The rear diopter is easy to look through, and the front post is crisp. I shot a few hundred rounds with them zeroed and they stayed right where I set them.

  • 5
    Functional and Dependable Sight Set

    Posted by Robert Jenkins on 8th Feb 2026

    I’ve tried cheaper iron sights before, and most felt flimsy. These, however, feel like they were made to be used. The deployment spring on both front and rear feels strong enough to trust them staying up until I fold them down. The paint coating hasn’t chipped on mine after several range sessions. Solid choice.

  • 5
    Great for Training and Redundancy

    Posted by Ashley Carter on 8th Feb 2026

    I’ve been using this flip-up set for all my training classes, and they’ve been very reliable. They’re simple to deploy — flip up, lock, and go. Folding back down is smooth too. No looseness or rattle after a full day of shooting. Perfect if you’re drilling malfunction protocols or optic failure drills.

  • 5
    Budget BUIS That Don’t Feel Cheap

    Posted by Derek Sullivan on 8th Feb 2026

    I wasn’t expecting much for the price, but these sights surprised me. They’re not premium, but they feel solid and dependable. The clicks on the windage and elevation adjustments are precise and positive. Zero remained consistent even after a few hard mag changes and rapid fire drills.

  • 4
    Reliable and Simple Backup

    Posted by Laura Kim on 8th Feb 2026

    I use these on my AR-15 SBR build as emergency backup sights. I like how low they sit when folded so they don’t interfere with magnified optics. The front sight is easy to index with your support hand, and the rear aperture is crisp enough to make iron-only drills worthwhile at the range. Held zero well so far.

  • 5
    Easy Installation and Rugged Feel

    Posted by Jonathan Erickson on 8th Feb 2026

    Installed these on my tactical airsoft rifle and they’re surprisingly rugged for the price. The metal feels solid and the spring tension is strong enough that they lock up firmly. Deploying them is smooth and predictable — no fidgeting to get them upright. Great backup when my red dot’s battery dies or when I want to run iron drills.

  • 5
    Great Addition to My Flattop Build

    Posted by Samantha Holt on 8th Feb 2026

    I prefer running optics most of the time, but having iron sights as a backup gives me peace of mind. These flip-ups fit my Picatinny rail perfectly and deploy quickly. They fold down flush when not in use and don’t snag on anything. My only nit-pick is the rear sight aperture feels a touch small for bigger shooting gloves, but otherwise they’re excellent.

  • 5
    Solid Backup Sights I Actually Use

    Posted by Chad on 8th Feb 2026

    I mounted these flip-up sights on a budget AR-15 build because I wanted reliable backup iron sights in case my optic ever fails. Setup took about five minutes, and once zeroed they’ve held steady through a couple dozen range sessions. They feel solid and don’t wobble, even after repeated firing. Great option if you want functional BUIS without spending a ton.

  • 4
    Good Backup Sights...

    Posted by Tim Richards on 4th Jan 2017

    The build quality of these sights is very good. The one minor issue I have with them is that when you lock them into the up position, there is a little wobble from front to back but as backup sights for anything out to 100 yards, they'll work just fine.

  • 4
    Great Value

    Posted by Tom on 3rd Jan 2017

    Well constructed, nicely finished, no too marks. Locks solidly into position up or down. `