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When your red dot loses power or a scope fails at the worst possible moment, a solid set of iron sights is what gets you back in the fight. The Wilson Combat AR-15 Back-Up Sight Set is a no-nonsense, manual-deploy answer to that problem. Both the front and rear elements clamp onto any standard Picatinny rail, fold down flat when you want them out of your line of sight, and snap up to standard AR-15 height when you need them. There's a positive steel locking mechanism that keeps everything upright and rigid, so they hold their setting even under hard use.
The front sight uses a standard A2 post that's adjustable for elevation, and since it follows the A2 pattern, it plays nice with most aftermarket front sight posts if you want to swap in something different down the road. The rear sight is where you get some versatility: it's a dual-peep design with a larger .200-inch aperture for close-in, fast target work and a tighter .075-inch aperture for stretching things out and dialing in precision. Windage is finger adjustable, so you don't need a tool to make corrections at the range.
These are machined from mil-spec, hard-anodized aluminum right here in the USA, and the fit and finish reflect it. The rear unit has an anti-snag, low-profile shape that won't hang up on gear or clothing when folded, and the black anodized coating shrugs off the kind of wear that comes with regular handling. Folks who run Wilson Combat parts tend to come back for more, and this set carries that same reputation for quality.
Whether you're finishing off a fresh AR build, adding redundancy behind an optic, or just want a clean set of flip-ups that disappear when not in use, this set covers the bases without any fuss.
These sit at standard AR-15 sight height, so they'll pair up with red dots that are set to the standard absolute co-witness plane. Because the fronts and rears fold flat, you can drop them out of the way when your optic is running and flip them up only if it fails. Just confirm your optic's mounting height before you commit to a co-witness setup.
Yes, both the front and rear clamp onto any standard Picatinny rail section, which covers most flat-top uppers and modern handguards. You'll want the front mounted as far forward as your rail allows and the rear at the back for the longest sight radius. A common flathead or coin is all you need to snug down the clamp screws.
The rear is a dual-peep design with a larger .200-inch aperture and a smaller .075-inch aperture. The wide .200 opening is quick to pick up for close-range, fast-moving targets, while the tighter .075 aperture gives you a more precise sight picture for longer shots. You flip between them depending on the distance and how much precision you need.
The front uses a standard A2 front sight post that's adjustable for elevation, and it's compatible with most aftermarket A2-pattern posts. That means if you prefer a narrower or taller post, you can drop one in without replacing the whole assembly. It's a nice bit of flexibility if you like to fine-tune your setup.
| UPC | 810025501204 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TR-BUS |
| Color | Black |
| Shipping Weight | 0.23 |
| Style | Folding |
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