Anyone have any dealings with KNS precision iron sights?

Bought some from Brownells for my .22LR upper. I am using the thin post with the globe on top and it certainly makes aiming easier than with the standard coarse post. I also installed
the 0.34 square post on my .223 upper but I haven't used irons much on that one.

No complaints.
 
If you aren't planning on running any optics on your Adcor, I'd strongly recommend going with Troy sights. Sure they are 10x more expensive then these $30 one...If you're just looking for backup's then it may be too much.

I know that's what I'm putting on my Adcor upper :)
 
BenL said:
If you aren't planning on running any optics on your Adcor, I'd strongly recommend going with Troy sights. Sure they are 10x more expensive then these $30 one...If you're just looking for backup's then it may be too much.

I know that's what I'm putting on my Adcor upper :)
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Any specific reason for Troy ? there are alot out there and I just recently shot a C-8 course with A.R.M.S 40L irons and they were nice .
 
Fantastic build quality & finish.
Great tritium.
Ease of use (and sight-in).
The adjustments are locked in and can't be accidently moved.

They aren't cheap (there are other brands out there in the same price range) and scarcely available, but if can purchase a pair, I think they are worth it.

If you only need backup sights, then perhaps a less expensive option would be the better choice. It's all about how you plan to use them.
 
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