Odd Ball Combo: Omega Mfg. Single Point Bungee Rifle Sling + Trinity Force High Density Polymer Flip-Up Iron Sight Set

This one-point tactical sling allows you to ergonomically rest your rifle without binding a two or three-point sling. One-point slings are excellent for applications requiring a high amount of tactical readiness such as speed reloads, acquiring a fast sight picture, or stowing your rifle in the low ready position while having both hands free for use. One-point slings are especially useful for disengaging your primary weapon and transitioning to a secondary sidearm.

FEATURES:

One-point bungee sling

Black

Greater mobility & weight adjustment

SPECIFICATIONS:

Tested: 150 lbs/Light rifles

Width: 1.25"

Features: Quick adjustment bungee sling/Multiple lengths

For the modern marksman, an optic is prevalently found on AR-15 pattern rifles. However, nothing beats having a true set of backup sights or even a general-purpose pair of sights! Now modern iron sights come in different designs and styles, low profile, flip-up, polymer, steel, and some with adjustable apertures. Iron sights are a must-have for any situation with your rifle or pistol!

About this Sight System: This sight set is a Flip-Up rail-mounted pair of sights, featuring polymer construction, and a sturdy front and rear post to retain zero.

Front Sight: This front sight is winged/hooded on its sides to protect the sight post from rough use and harsh conditions in the field.

Rear Sight: The rear sight is winged/hooded to protect the rear aperture and adjustment dials on the sight's main housing from rough use and hard environmental conditions.

Flip-Up: Spring Loaded - The Trinity Force sights use a spring assisted deployment solution to properly engage and align the sights when needed for use.

Construction: Polymer - This sight system is constructed from a high-strength reinforced polymer blend improving impact resistance and reducing glare.

Rear Aperture: This sight features a 2 position aperture, both a wide-angle and peep sight aperture. The Wide-angle aperture is used for faster target acquisition and closer quarters. The peep sight aperture is for greater precision at longer ranges.