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Iron sights have been the simplest and most effective means of ensuring your ‘Point of Aim’ (POA) is always the same as the ‘Point of Impact’ (POI) of your projectile. That’s why these sights have been the go-to solution for all aiming-related problems since firearms were invented. 

However, today’s new red dot sights (RDS), telescopic sights, not to mention holographic sights and optics, have changed the way we use firearms. Nitrogen-filled, illuminated reticles are now the order of the day. 

Nonetheless, there is one truism that holds true for even the most advanced electronic optics. “The more complicated a device, the easier the chances are that something will go wrong.” The nitrogen might leak, the batteries can run out of juice, or the glass may crack while the weapon is used in the field. Sometimes, you might forget to switch off the optic or keep the batteries connected during storage leading to leakage issues. Add to that the fact that sophisticated electronic and telescopic sights are prone to losing their zero after multiple shooting sessions, or even if the weapon is dropped. 

However, there is a solution to all of the above problems. Ye ole iron sights. Can’t really go wrong with a set of sights that are as simple as they are rugged. 

Speaking of ruggedness, there are few sights as tough and durable as Scalarworks Iron Sights.   

Scalarworks PEAK Sights: The Simplest and Most Reliable Aiming Solution Out There 

Scalarworks have gone all out in making their PEAK Iron Sights—quite simply the best ones around. These sights are different from most conventional AR-15 iron sights designed for the M16 rifle’s 20-inch sight radius. Scalarworks’ technicians are well aware that most AR-15 rifles are carbine (M4) length. An M4’s 14.5-inch sized barrel mated to an M16’s sighting system doesn’t make a good match. 

Scalarworks’ front sight post is specifically designed around a 15-inch barrel and its corresponding sight radius. Their PEAK iron sighting system is precision-engineered and CNC-machined to ensure exceptional accuracy.

The front sight post is perfectly flat-faced, which helps eliminate any highlight bias that can cause a difference between POA and POI. The same also applies to their rear sight. The peep aperture of their rear sight is totally flat with a matte finish. This is a marked departure from traditional sights that typically use scalloped apertures. Both the front and rear sights are anodized matte black to prevent glare and ensure instant target acquisition. 

All sights have to be zeroed so you will be able to hit accurately when you aim your AR-15. Scalarworks PEAK sights are fully adjustable for both elevation and windage for easy zeroing of the weapon. The adjustment wheels drop into their notches with a satisfying click. These sights are adjustable up to .5 MOA per click, and once set, you can rest assured your rifle won’t lose its zero even in the most rigorous field conditions. When the chips are down, you can always rely on your Scalarworks PEAK Sights to get the job done!