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Posted: 3/12/2010 10:42:50 PM EDT
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Your aperture is too far right. Unacceptable.
It is possible to mount BUIS unevenly on the rail. Re-mount it again to be certain. As locke12 says, you should try another sight to verify that your front sight is not canted. Front sight cant is very common, especially with the top tier guns for some reason. BCM claims that 20 clicks either way is within specs. Troy BUIS is excellent sight and rear aperture centers 100% in the middle. It is possible that your Troy may be out of spec. I had a similar case with GG&G spring actuated sight that would be way off (17 clicks) to one side on a perfectly un-canted rifle. GG&G replaced it, even though I did not buy it directly from them. The replacement centers perfectly, just as Troys do. |
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Your aperture is too far right. Unacceptable. It is possible to mount BUIS unevenly on the rail. Re-mount it again to be certain. As locke12 says, you should try another sight to verify that your front sight is not canted. Front sight cant is very common, especially with the top tier guns for some reason. BCM claims that 20 clicks either way is within specs. Troy BUIS is excellent sight and rear aperture centers 100% in the middle. It is possible that your Troy may be out of spec. I had a similar case with GG&G spring actuated sight that would be way off (17 clicks) to one side on a perfectly un-canted rifle. GG&G replaced it, even though I did not buy it directly from them. The replacement centers perfectly, just as Troys do. Thanks, I did get the upper and troy sight from CMMG and they offered to fix and even sent a return tag. Just don't want to whine about something that might be acceptable. They been great with me on this so I'm not at all bashing anyone as this is my first AR. I think I'll return it let them work it out, if I was abit more knowledgable about theses guns problably would of done it myself. Thanks everyone for your input. |
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