AddITIoNAl SIGHTS
And finally the subject of a back-up sight to fire the rifle mounted offset to a side. This technique is being used for the firing flat prone,
or on one's back, or firing over the barricade – like over the hood of a car or a long wall. Some prefer a BUIS offset at an angle of 45 degrees
towards the main sighting plane, which is a budget option for those few shots from a difficult position. Those who can afford, go the
whole hog and mount a micro red dot as secondary. The ability to fluently transfer between the main and secondary sight is very impor-
tant. One thing is sure – using a back-up sight facilitates using the minimal covers with minimal exposure.
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