The Recon flip-up sight, an example of a flip-up sight.
A flip-up sight is a tactical rail accessory that is used to judge distance or improve accuracy along with barrel extensions to help the user aim their blaster.
Details[]
A flip-up sight can either be used as a traditional iron sight to compensate for gravity or as a guide to increase accuracy. The tab can be raised on the grooves to compensate for gravity and for aiming purposes. When in the folded position, flip-up sights will act as an iron sight and line up with a forward iron sight on the barrel of the blaster.
Some blasters also have built-in flip-up sights, such as the LongStrike CS-6, which features a flip-up sight at the end of its barrel extension, despite the fact that it comes with a separate flip-up sight. The Vulcan EBF-25 and Rapidstrike CS-18 also feature flip-up sights on the front of their barrels.
Flip-up sights[]
Tactical rail flip-up sights[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
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Recon flip-up sight | 2008 |
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LongStrike flip-up sight | 2010 |
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Flip-up sight | 2018 |
Barrel extension flip up sights[]
| Name | Year released | |
|---|---|---|
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Recon barrel extension | 2008 |
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LongStrike barrel extension | 2010 |
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Retaliator barrel extension | 2012 |
See also[]
| view • editInterchangeable accessory types | |
|---|---|
| Blaster accessories | Barrel extension • Bipod • Detachable shoulder stock • Flip-up sight • Grip • Iron sights • Scope • Shield |
| Ammunition accessories | Ammo rail • Belt • Chain • Clip (Inline) • Cylinder • Drum • Hopper • Magazine (XLR Disc • High-Impact Round) • Shell • Speedloader |