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Gg&G
When you mount a magnified scope on your AR, SCAR, or other modern rifle, you gain precision downrange but lose the speed and situational awareness that iron sights provide in close-quarters encounters. The GG&G 45 Degree Transition Sights solve that problem by giving you rapid target acquisition iron sights mounted at a 45-degree offset, letting you engage threats or targets at intermediate and close range without breaking your scope mount or losing your primary sight picture. Simply cant your rifle slightly and you're ready to shoot—no fumbling, no remounting, no wasted seconds.
This is the setup of choice for serious tactical rifle owners, 3-gun competitors, and hunters who work variable terrain. The 45-degree angle keeps the sights clear of your optic while staying within arm's reach and intuitive eye alignment. Because these backup irons are ambidextrous, left-handed shooters get the same advantage as their right-handed peers—a genuine rarity in the backup sight world.
GG&G's transition sights install quickly on common dovetail mounts and Mil-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails, the industry standard found on most modern rifles. The front sight uses a standard A2 front sight post with elevation adjustment, giving you the reliability of proven design in a package engineered specifically for speed transitions under fire or time pressure.
| Brand | GG&G, Inc. |
| Type | Backup Iron Sights (BUIS) |
| Mounting Angle | 45 degrees |
| Configuration | Ambidextrous |
| Front Sight | Standard A2 post, elevation adjustable |
| Compatible Mounts | Common dovetails, Mil-STD-1913 Picatinny rail |
| Application | Flat-top tactical rifles, AR-pattern rifles, SCAR, competition |
The GG&G 45 Degree Transition Sights work on any rifle with a Picatinny rail (Mil-STD-1913) or common dovetail mount, which includes AR-15s, AR-10s, SCARs, and other modern flat-top carbines and rifles. Check your rifle's rail system before purchase to confirm fit.
Yes. These sights are ambidextrous, meaning they work equally well for both right- and left-handed shooters without modification or repositioning.
The 45-degree offset position allows you to quickly cant your rifle slightly to bring the iron sights into your line of sight while your magnified scope stays clear. This lets you engage targets at close or intermediate range without removing your primary optic or changing your grip and stance.
The front sight features a standard A2 post with elevation adjustment capability, allowing you to zero the sights to your rifle and ammunition. Ensure you have a compatible rear sight solution for your setup.
Gg&G
When you mount a magnified scope on your AR, SCAR, or other modern rifle, you gain precision downrange but lose the speed and situational awareness that iron sights provide in close-quarters encounters. The GG&G 45 Degree Transition Sights solve that problem by giving you rapid target acquisition iron sights mounted at a 45-degree offset, letting you engage threats or targets at intermediate and close range without breaking your scope mount or losing your primary sight picture. Simply cant your rifle slightly and you're ready to shoot—no fumbling, no remounting, no wasted seconds.
This is the setup of choice for serious tactical rifle owners, 3-gun competitors, and hunters who work variable terrain. The 45-degree angle keeps the sights clear of your optic while staying within arm's reach and intuitive eye alignment. Because these backup irons are ambidextrous, left-handed shooters get the same advantage as their right-handed peers—a genuine rarity in the backup sight world.
GG&G's transition sights install quickly on common dovetail mounts and Mil-STD-1913 (Picatinny) rails, the industry standard found on most modern rifles. The front sight uses a standard A2 front sight post with elevation adjustment, giving you the reliability of proven design in a package engineered specifically for speed transitions under fire or time pressure.
| Brand | GG&G, Inc. |
| Type | Backup Iron Sights (BUIS) |
| Mounting Angle | 45 degrees |
| Configuration | Ambidextrous |
| Front Sight | Standard A2 post, elevation adjustable |
| Compatible Mounts | Common dovetails, Mil-STD-1913 Picatinny rail |
| Application | Flat-top tactical rifles, AR-pattern rifles, SCAR, competition |
The GG&G 45 Degree Transition Sights work on any rifle with a Picatinny rail (Mil-STD-1913) or common dovetail mount, which includes AR-15s, AR-10s, SCARs, and other modern flat-top carbines and rifles. Check your rifle's rail system before purchase to confirm fit.
Yes. These sights are ambidextrous, meaning they work equally well for both right- and left-handed shooters without modification or repositioning.
The 45-degree offset position allows you to quickly cant your rifle slightly to bring the iron sights into your line of sight while your magnified scope stays clear. This lets you engage targets at close or intermediate range without removing your primary optic or changing your grip and stance.
The front sight features a standard A2 post with elevation adjustment capability, allowing you to zero the sights to your rifle and ammunition. Ensure you have a compatible rear sight solution for your setup.
