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  1. 02-14-2008, 14:33 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnTRourke View Post
    Get a Troy BUIS
    The Troy rear BUIS isn't adjustable for elevation.

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    Arent standard front post sights adjustable for elevation? The guy at the range was adjusting mine yesterday...
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    I also haven't seen any rear BUIS that are elevation adjustable.That doesn't mean they aren't out there but I haven't seen one yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by StagLefty View Post
    I also haven't seen any rear BUIS that are elevation adjustable.That doesn't mean they aren't out there but I haven't seen one yet.
    Well....except for the ones I've mentioned previously in this thread...

    Like the LMT and YHM.

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    umm, cuz on the AR platform elevation is thru the front sight.
    standard or BUIS
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnTRourke View Post
    umm, cuz on the AR platform elevation is thru the front sight.
    standard or BUIS
    Bzzzt. Wrong answer. Please check anything beyond A1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by michael_aos View Post
    Bzzzt. Wrong answer. Please check anything beyond A1.

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    Its how my A3 works...
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    Rock River Arms has one as well. But yes, most of them are based around A2 Windage/Elevation drums and are as finicky and troublesome as they come.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KellyTTE View Post
    Rock River Arms has one as well. But yes, most of them are based around A2 Windage/Elevation drums and are as finicky and troublesome as they come.
    Thanks. I hadn't seen that one.

    So you'd recommend against ANY of the A2-style stand-alone rear sights?

    I've got a set of Troy BUIS. I like them well-enough. I just thought a using a rear-sight with adjustable elevation might let me salvage this Hayes Research front-sight.

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  10. 02-15-2008, 18:38 #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by michael_aos View Post
    Well....except for the ones I've mentioned previously in this thread...

    Like the LMT and YHM.

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