Magpul BUS question

[hr20099mm]

Are these sights any good? I would appreciate any input from people who have used them currently or in the past.

[ADAM]

they brake often so no go, stick to metal troy buis.

[mike_the_wino]

I have one. It's not horrible but if I had it to do over, I would opt for a metal from the get go. Mine hasn't broken, shoots fine, easy to adjust but I know I will have to replace it at some point so I am kicking myself for going cheap out of the gate.

[negolien]

Depends how much you can afford to spend. It's what I have but I would rather have gotten better if I could afford it now /shrug. Came with it when I bought it.

[ejhc11]

I bought a Troy set, returned it. I have a Plum Crazy plastic lower - matched better with the plastic sights. I'm a Glock owner - plastic is fine. The Magpul MBUS is pretty sturdy by the way.

My front sight is on backorder in pic.

http://i915.photobucket.com/albums/ac352/ejhc11/M4Semicomplete.jpg

[Rolls-Royce]

Mine have worked just fine.

[The Virus]

Mine work fine. Im not sure about breaking often as mine are in the down position about 99% of the time and have not broken.

That said, if I were shooting iron sights the majority of the time I would go with some all steel ones.

[pdugan6]

I liked mine. But i was not clearing houses with them and diving in trenches dodging bullets.

[EBR Works]

We have a set on a rental AR pistol that gets handled/shot a lot. No issues so far.

I would not want to take them into battle, but for a range gun, they are great.
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[Low-Pressure]

Had mine for 1-1/2 year, so far so good!

[bigkyle72]

mine work great! they are back ups anyways. really they dont get used that often but i have had no issues what-so-ever. They are easy to work with, plastic (not really a bad thing) and for the set are around $100 opposed to $200. If you are going into Iraq, spend the extra money, if you are shooting paper and steel targets you will be just fine. They are a great product for a great price

[Norcal Industries]

mine work great! they are back ups anyways. really they dont get used that often but i have had no issues what-so-ever. They are easy to work with, plastic (not really a bad thing) and for the set are around $100 opposed to $200. If you are going into Iraq, spend the extra money, if you are shooting paper and steel targets you will be just fine. They are a great product for a great price

what he said.

[GunSafari]

Matech 600 buis....

[FX-05 Xiuhcoatl]

I had them on my AR work very well, but had to upgrade to metal sights they were to bulky for me.