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| Plinker Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Lake County, IN
Posts: 30
| Troy iron sights anyone?? I just got my first ar and I need sights. I'm looking for troy flip up sights. I've been going to stores, but know one has them in. If anyone knows where I can get some plzzzz let me know. Thanks guys |
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| resident lurker ![]() Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Indianapolis
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| Plinker Join Date: May 2012 Location: North East Indiana
Posts: 58
| Troy and Yankee Hill Machine are two of the best iron sights on the market. The prices reflect their quality though. But I am willing to pay for good sights. Because you get good sights. They are of top quality materials and very durable. You cannot go wrong with either one. I recently just purchased from Yankee Hill, but i believe that both companies have great reputations and great products. And their reviews coincide with what i believe. |
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| Plinker Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 80
| YHM or Troy if you are running them as primary sights. If you want backups to a quality optic, magpul are great. Don't know a lot about Midwest, but they have a good reputation. If you see Noveske brand flip-ups, they are also great. Troy manufactures them for Noveske. |
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