What are these made of, plastic? I'm looking for the real deal no destructible sights. If they aren't could you send me to? Please advise and thanks.
1323785
I think they are polymer and metal, maybe aluminum. I have a set of these and they are very good. Didn't see any reason to buy $250+ metal sights when I could get these for around $100 and they're spring loaded popup. Have an an AR I built myself and they're fine.
1323786
and very tougvery tough I have them on my Keltec I have them on my Keltec KSG and I've shot hundreds of rifled slugs through it. I've also drop t. The pro version are constructed of aluminum it is probably what you're looki The pro version are constructed of aluminum it is probably what you're looking for though they're much more expensive. These polymers site are a lot tougher than you think they are
1323787
These are plastic but seem very durable but if you want steel go with the Magpul MBUS pro.
1323788
They are made of lightweight reinforced polymer. Very strong and reliable! Hope this helps.
1658043
does it matters, its 25$, really sturdy sights, ive shot mine and got about a 3-4 in groups at 50 yrds. it does not say but sights seems to be chinese made came in an un-marked and there was no "made in china" sticker either.
1862674
I don't know if they are the official iron sights. However, the front sight is metal. The rear sight mount is metal but the sliding sight adjustment is plastics.
294984
Yes. They are hard plastic, strung on elastic. They are functional, but I usually replace them with flip-up types (I have several of these scopes).
1970849
Never shot mine. They were used as props for a film. See around the 43 second mark here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEw_X0GWHrA
1564785
No, not as a real m4, Real M4,M16,AR15's ect. receivers are made of aircraft grade aluminum, this is soft pot metal similar to what die cast cars are made of.. I hear this is because they do not want people to be able to convert them to real gun's. I "feels" real and not toyish like plastic guns do because of the weight but that's about it.
34461
I cannot tell you that answer for I do not know. But ill tell you this: for a cheap plastic mag, they are by far the best I have found. When you loose one its not that big of a deal and they feed pretty quickly. I've never had one break on me yet. Also I have never found a m4/m16 that they have not fit into. You best bet is trying them out for yourself.
1064026
These are lead. From a 1200 FPS rifle, they travel 1000 FPS. They are devastating. There are heavier hunting pellets and lighter alloy pellets. These are just right.
2281612
No, they are not made of plastic, but rather a sturdy metal... very nice, served my purpose very well.
1283309
They seem to me they are plastic. They seem to be just like little bloops in the wire. I had them outside from march to October then took them in. They are bright and we enjoyed them I ran them in and out of the chain link fence We liked them so much we just ordered a second set a few weeks ago.
1076124
This was a gift for a friend. He stated they work; fully adjustable rear, front sight and are made fully of aluminum. These aren't the Dueck defenses by surefire so they are Chinese made.
1295559
I didn't get them because they got lost in the mail and I, yes ME had to contact the seller to find out just where the heck my sights that I paid for were. I did however get a refund and have checked these out at my local dealer and in the day time, they may glow, but the white around them would make for better acquisition, but in the dark, they're AWESOME! This is a great price (if you actually GET them) how this helps. Sorry for the delay
1055995
Yeah pretty much they're made of plastic. It will hurt depending on the type of gun you have. If you have a 900 fps gun then it will, but most guns are under 500 fps and doesn't anything except sting.
1702095
They are made out of a.. I don't want to say cheap. They are well made, but it's not a type of medal that you can really use to hurt someone. They aren't intended to be used as actual weapons.
51137
I'm pretty sure they are plastic. They feel like plastic. I would not think of this as being a negative. I have used lots of plastic threaded lens hoods and have never had one fail.Steve
890696
These are rail mount models. Keep looking. There is a good fiber optic sight that will thread onto where the bead was. I bought one for a Mossberg that has a rail but wouldn't fit with any rail mounted models.
2263578
They are Crosman brand, but it's their USMC "theme" if you will. These are good short-term goggles, but if you want legitimate long-lasting eyewear, I would purchase the Lancer Tactical goggles. They're only a few bucks more, but are larger and much, MUCH more durable.