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Griffin Armament M2 Folding Front Sight, Includes 12 O'Clock Bases, Fits Picatinny, Matte Finish GAM2F

$75.95
Brand
Griffin Armament
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
791154082799

Overview

The Griffin Armament M2 Folding Front Sight is a modular, low-profile backup sight designed for AR-15 platforms with Picatinny rail systems. Constructed from 17-4 stainless steel with a Melonite QPQ finish, these sights feature a patent-pending base plate system that allows users to configure the sight for a standard 12 o'clock position or an ambidextrous 45-degree angle. The sight tower utilizes robust spring tension for reliable deployment and repeatability. The front assembly is compatible with A2 sight posts, allowing for elevation adjustment and the use of aftermarket tritium, fiber optic, or match-grade posts. Each unit includes a 12 o'clock base plate and the necessary fasteners. Weighing approximately 2.5 ounces, this sight provides a durable iron sight solution that functions independently of batteries or optics.

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