Meprolight FRBS Dual-Aperture Backup Sights with Tritium Illumination for Handguns and Rifles

Meprolight FRBS, Flip Backup Sights, 4 Dot Rear, Orange Hyper Bright Front, Fits Picatinny Rail, FDE 403440

The Meprolight FRBS (Part Number: 403440) is a highly durable and low-profile set of backup sights designed to enhance visibility and target acquisition in various lighting conditions. Featuring a dual-aperture design, these sights provide shooters with precise aiming options, making them ideal for both primary and secondary use. Equipped with four tritium vials in the rear sight and one in the front, the FRBS ensures illumination in low-light or no-light environments, allowing for quick and accurate target engagement without relying on external power sources. The self-illuminated front and rear sights are constructed to withstand harsh conditions, making them suitable for tactical, law enforcement, and recreational shooting applications. The front sight post elevation can be easily adjusted without tools, providing quick customization for optimal sight alignment and accuracy.
The Meprolight FRBS is versatile and compatible with a variety of firearm platforms, offering reliable performance when primary optics are compromised or unavailable. Its green and orange color options enhance visibility and contrast against different backgrounds, ensuring quick target acquisition in dynamic situations. Designed for quick installation and secure fit, these sights are crafted from rugged materials to withstand impacts, recoil, and environmental elements. Whether used as a primary sight or as a backup, the Meprolight FRBS provides shooters with confidence, clarity, and reliability in any shooting scenario.

Features:

• Dual-aperture design for versatile aiming options

• Self-illuminated tritium vials in front and rear sights for low-light visibility

• Easy front sight post elevation adjustment without tools

• Durable construction designed to withstand harsh conditions

• Available in green and orange colors for high contrast and visibility