TUOR Back-up Sighting System

    Dec. 3, 2015
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    • The first multi-axis & ambidextrous back up sight allowing vertical and canted sighting in one system.
    • TUOR Back Up Sighting System can be integrated onto any modern sporting rifle, mounting on a 1019 Picatinny rail system.
    • First sighting system allowing you to fold like a traditional BUIS and turn the sight post to enable engagement of the weapon system at at 45 degree angle.
    • The turning pivoting function of the back up sight allows traditional use of the sight and lowers the profile of the shooter engaging targets behind a barrier while using the angle function.
    • The angle funtional allows the sight system to be used without interrupting any primary optic.

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