Wilson Combat AR-15 Rail Mount Flip-Up Sight Set - CSAT Aperture - TR-QDSSCSAT Review

About Wilson Combat AR-15 Rail Mount Flip-Up Sight Set - CSAT Aperture - TR-QDSSCSAT

Wilson Combat QDS Flip Up Sight System features a spring loaded deployment system that automatically flips the sight up at the push of a button. Front and rear sights lock positively in the folded and deployed positions and are precision machined from high strength but lightweight aircraft aluminum and hard anodized to military specifications. Easy, 1-minute installation on any AR with a railed handguard. Special CSAT aperture has close range and long range sights that are on the same plane for simple sight adjustment in the field. CSAT aperture allows for simple, 7 yard zeroing of your rifle. Front sight tower has standard A-2 style wings Front sight is standard handguard height Rear sight has a dual peep CSAT aperture on same plane Front sight folded height: .435″ Rear sight folded height: .435″ Easy, one minute installation Sights positively lock in closed and open position Made in USA About the CSAT Aperture Switch From CQB Mode To Long-Range Targeting Without Changing The Aperture Easy-to-use replacement for standard A2 rear aperture allows the shooter to engage targets at ranges up to 300 yards without changing the aperture, eliminating the need to reposition your head or take hands off weapon. The .095″ wide notch at the top of the dual-function aperture face provides point-of-impact zero that lets the operator engage close-range targets with ease by simply shooting to the point of aim like a pistol. Takes the thinking out of the equation for fast, instinctive target acquisition. Use the .070″ diameter aperture below the notch for precise long-range target engagement. Flip the CSAT face down to reveal a standard, A2-style .200″ diameter peep for close-range only operations. CSAT is easy to zero; even easier to train shooters to use. Zero the notch at 7 yards by aligning the front sight in the notch like a handgun sight, then move back to 100 yards and zero the aperture. Fire test shots sighted through the notch in 5-yard intervals, starting at 10-yards to determine where offset sets in; that’s the range where you should transition to the peep hole. Precision machined from steel, with a serrated rear face that minimizes glare, and a dished area around the peep hole that helps the eye acquire the front sight quickly. Adjusts for windage and elevation just like a standard A2 peep. Developed by Paul Howe, combat shooting trainer and retired U.S. Army assault team leader, sniper, and senior instructor. FAQ’s for QDS Sights: Each front sight notch adjustment will move bulllet elevation impact 1″ at 100 yards. Each click on the rear sight will move bullet windage impact 1/2″ at 100 yards.

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