ReluctantDecoy
NES Member
Got a cheap, most likely Chinese junk, set of BUIS from Amazon a while back. Hadn't really messed with them until recently. The flip up front sight is adjustable for elevation with the typical screw-in post/chevron and spring loaded pin to hold it at a setting. Problem is, the tolerances suck and the pin/spring pressure on the right side tilts the post to the left.
Any fixes for this or just "lesson learned" on buying cheap junk? I was thinking about pulling out the pin, finding zero, and JB Welding the pin in there. Won't have elevation anymore, but this is an under 50 yard PDW anyway. But I'm all ears if there are other easy fixes for this issue.
Any fixes for this or just "lesson learned" on buying cheap junk? I was thinking about pulling out the pin, finding zero, and JB Welding the pin in there. Won't have elevation anymore, but this is an under 50 yard PDW anyway. But I'm all ears if there are other easy fixes for this issue.