AR-15 A2 Tritium Front Sights

$72.00

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XS Tritium front sight for the AR features precision machined stress proof steel and white outline/dot to provide front sight visibility in any lighting condition. Each full rotation of front sight gives a 5" shift at 100 yards.

Fits AR front sight housing with front sight detent at 3, 6, or 9 o'clock. Does not fit ARMS back up sight; the blade, front to back, is too long to allow the tower to fold into the down position.

Made in the USA.

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This XS Sights product is protected by our No Questions Asked Warranty. We will replace the product if it becomes damaged in any way or if the tritium stops glowing prior to 10 years. 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee: Try a new set of night sights risk free for 30 days. If you are dissatisfied with your purchase you can 1. Exchange the sights for a different available option 2. Return the product to the point of purchase for a refund. Sights that have been installed and test fired qualify for this program. Products must be purchased through XSSIGHTS.COM or a participating dealer partner. All dissatisfied products must be returned. Sight installation fees incurred are not subject for refund. Return shipping is payed by the customer. For assistance email tech@xssights.com or call (888) 744-4880.

2 Reviews

5
Nothing faster!

Posted by Dan777 on Jan 5th 2023

Great for a CQB weapon. I have it installed on my 300BLK w/8" barrel.
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AR-15 A2 TRITIUM FRONT SIGHTS

Posted by D. White on Oct 30th 2022

The sight is great, but the lack of a tool to get the original front post out is frustrating. They could mold a cutaway for screwing out the original post on the opposite side of the tool they give you on their proprietary installation tool. Also, because of the design of this post, it cannot be screwed into the sight like a typical a2 sight post. It only goes in half of a turn before it locks up from the detent pin. I had to use the smallest Allen key to get between the sight post to allow me to depress the detent so I could turn the sight post several times to get in the correct position. This took 2 people and because the post's front face was turned towards the same side the detent was located when it initially got locked, I inadvertently scratched the face of the sight with the Allen key. So, the sight is nice but everything else about getting it installed correctly is a nightmare!