The Troy Industries Front Fixed BattleSight is a fixed, non-folding, rail-mounted alternative to a standard A2 front sight. It mounts anywhere along all-length rails and features a serrated ramp for flexible placement. You can move it or remove it without permanently modifying the firearm.
The apertures sit at factory height and are snag-free, so they stay out of the way of gear and clothing. The sight is machined from hardened aircraft aluminum with stainless steel components, finished in mil-spec hardcoat anodize, sourced and made in the USA, and weighs 0.20 lbs. It's designed for same-plane rail systems only, so it won't work with a railed gas block that sits higher or lower than the receiver. The front sight must be mounted on the same height plane as the rear sight, and a railed gas block that's lower than the receiver height won't zero properly.
The apertures sit at factory height and are snag-free, so they stay out of the way of gear and clothing. The sight is machined from hardened aircraft aluminum with stainless steel components, finished in mil-spec hardcoat anodize, sourced and made in the USA, and weighs 0.20 lbs. It's designed for same-plane rail systems only, so it won't work with a railed gas block that sits higher or lower than the receiver. The front sight must be mounted on the same height plane as the rear sight, and a railed gas block that's lower than the receiver height won't zero properly.
Features
- Troy Industries Front Fixed BattleSight
- Versions: HK and M4
- Color: Black
- Fixed (non-folding) rail-mounted alternative to a standard A2 front sight
- Mounts anywhere along all-length rails
- Serrated ramp
- Can be moved or removed without permanent modification to the firearm
- Snag-free apertures at factory height
- Hardened aircraft aluminum construction
- Stainless steel components
- Mil-spec hardcoat anodize finish
- American sourced and made
- Weight: 0.20 lbs
- For same-plane rail systems only; not compatible with a railed gas block higher or lower than the receiver
- Must be mounted on the same height plane as the rear sight
- Railed gas blocks lower than receiver height will not zero properly
