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Gen 2 MBUS

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They're more compact overall than gen 1's.

Ty, please give a review of them when they come in. Just wondering about the durability. Seems like a great price if they will hold up. I hate paying close to two bills for back up irons. Thanks.

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Ty, please give a review of them when they come in. Just wondering about the durability. Seems like a great price if they will hold up. I hate paying close to two bills for back up irons. Thanks.

The mounting feet are still polymer and as such, I still will not recommend these for duty use. In my opinion (take it with a grain of salt), they're great sights for a range toy as they're cheap and hold zero however I've seen these sights break where Troys and other metal sights would not. I am nowhere near gentle on my rifles and I've personally broken a rear MBUS while my Troys have picked up scuffs and "character".

Man, I love my magpul sights and I think there tough enough. Remember Troy, Polymer is the new aluminum!

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Man, I love my magpul sights and I think there tough enough. Remember Troy, Polymer is the new aluminum!

I think it would be great if the feet were polymer over aluminum. I think that would solve alot of problems like the feet breaking when overtorquing the mounting screw.

The mounting feet are still polymer and as such, I still will not recommend these for duty use. In my opinion (take it with a grain of salt), they're great sights for a range toy as they're cheap and hold zero however I've seen these sights break where Troys and other metal sights would not. I am nowhere near gentle on my rifles and I've personally broken a rear MBUS while my Troys have picked up scuffs and "character".

 

Thanks Ty, that was just the info I was looking for. I'd rather buy durability once.

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