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Midwest Industries MI-CRS-OSS 45 Degree Offset Combat Rifle Sights for AR-15 and Rail Platforms

$155.07
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Optic
UPC
812102032304

Overview

The Midwest Industries MI-CRS-OSS 45-degree offset combat rifle sights are a fully ambidextrous backup aiming system designed for AR-15 and other continuous Picatinny rail platforms. The set includes both front and rear sights, constructed from ordnance-grade phosphate-finished steel with a hard-coated 6061 aluminum base. The low-profile design ensures they remain unobtrusive when used in conjunction with primary magnified optics. The front sight utilizes a standard A2 sight post and provides 1.5 MOA per click adjustments. The rear sight features an intermediate aperture for both long-range precision and rapid close-range engagement, with 0.5 MOA adjustments for rifles and 0.65 MOA for carbines. Both sights incorporate dual locking detent springs for reliable, crisp positioning. The kit includes an A2 front sight tool with a knurled handle for precise sight adjustments.

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