Description
Rear Sight, 12 o’clock base and fastener included.
Griffin Armament is proud to introduce affordable Micro Modular (M2) Sights™ compatible with Picatinny rail systems. Griffin M2 Sights™ offer an industry first, patent pending, modular base plate system. Constructed from QPQ Treated 17-4 and ordnance grade steel, Griffin M2 Sights™ were designed to be the correct product for every backup sight application. A shooter can use these durable, low profile sights in a 12 o’clock mounted application while having the flexibility to reconfigure them to ambidextrous 45 degree angle sights using the alternate and available angle plates. This flexibility ensures these sights can be used by anyone and will never end up in a box of undesirable legacy kit. The full M2 deployment kit includes the front and rear sight assemblies as well as both vertical and angled bases for a complete modular system. However, sights and bases are available separately for users who wish to buy parts as needed. The front A2 sight provides elevation adjustment while ensuring maximum aftermarket support for your favorite post, be it tridium, fiber optic, match grade, or otherwise. An extremely low profile, snag resistant, slotted rear windage screw, affords easy but more importantly secure adjustability. Robust spring tension of both front and rear flip up assemblies ensures accurate repeatability every time the sight towers are actuated. Never before has a product in this category offer this degree of flexibility. Griffin M2 Sights™ have a minimal footprint, and are among the smallest backup sights on the market. For a mere 2 and half ounces your rifle can be equipped with a durable iron sight system, to provide aiming capability in rain, snow, or fog, on or off axis without dependence on batteries or glass.
Brian –
I wouldn’t expect anything less than high quality from Griffin Armament. This is a great little sight. Very well made, solid, locks into place and holds position/zero. Does its job!
Anonymous –
This is a rugged, well made rear sight. However, it is difficult to raise the rear sight. I do not wish to force the sight. Is there anything that needs to be adjusted first?
Robert Brown –
Very well built sight . Very low when down , easy to find when in use.
RCA –
Purchased a certain similar looking $220, 300-Meter rear sight and it didn’t even fold down or stand up correctly. This sight looks great, works great and has a smaller footprint than just about any other rear sight available. The aperture is a nice usable size and their is no unnecessary aperture leaf to fiddle with and no plastic insert to lose. If you are worried about the set screw leaving a cosmetic mark on your receiver these even come with a little piece of shim stock to prevent that.