Iron Sights are Obsolete
This discussion from InRangeTV argues that for modern rifles, iron sights are largely obsolete due to the reliability and affordability of optics. The speakers suggest that if a backup sighting system is needed, a 45-degree offset red dot is a more practical choice than traditional backup iron sights. They emphasize prioritizing a solid zero on the primary optic and advise against mounting front sights on free-float handguards if they are intended to hold zero.











