How to Use the 'RAOS Offset Sight'

 

How to Mount the RAOS Offset Sight

• Attach the RAOS to any AR-15, M4, or compatible rifle equipped with a Picatinny rail.
• Position the sight at a 45° offset on the rail to maintain proper bore alignment.
• Use the included mounting screws and tighten with the correct tool to ensure a secure fit.
   

How to Adjust Elevation and Windage

• Use the precision adjustment knobs to make ½ MOA (Minute of Angle) corrections.
• Turn the elevation knob to raise or lower the point of impact.
• Turn the windage knob to shift the point of impact left or right.
• Confirm adjustments by test firing and refining as needed.
   

How to Transition Between Optics and RAOS

• Rotate your rifle slightly to the side to bring the RAOS into your line of sight.
• Use this quick transition method when switching from a magnified optic to close-quarter targeting.
• Practice the motion repeatedly for muscle memory and rapid target acquisition in live scenarios.
   

How to Maintain the Sight’s Durability

• The Mil-Spec Type III hard anodized finish protects against wear, corrosion, and weather.
• Wipe down with a soft cloth after use to remove dust, moisture, or debris.
• Store the rifle with the sight in a protective case to prevent impact damage.
   

How to Use in Tactical or Competitive Settings

• The RAOS has been torture-tested by military, SWAT, and competitive shooters for field reliability.
• Use it as a backup sighting system for fast engagements or as a primary option in close-quarters combat.
• Pair with a magnified optic for a complete tactical setup.
   

How to Take Advantage of the Guarantee

• The RAOS comes with a 60-Day Iron-Clad Guarantee.
• If you’re not fully satisfied with its performance, return it within 60 days for a full refund.
   

FAQs

Q: What platform is the RAOS Offset Sight compatible with?
A: It’s designed for the AR-15/M4 and any rifle with a Picatinny rail system.

Q: What is the offset angle of the sight?
A: The RAOS is mounted at a 45° offset to maintain standard bore height.

Q: What adjustments can I make on the sight?
A: It allows for precise ½ MOA elevation and windage adjustments.

Q: Is the RAOS durable enough for tactical use?
A: Yes. It’s machined from aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum and Mil-Spec anodized.

Q: Can I switch between this and a scope quickly?
A: Yes. The offset design allows instant transition from a primary optic to the RAOS.

Q: Does it require special tools to mount?
A: Basic tools included with the sight are sufficient for standard installation.

Q: What if I’m not satisfied with the product?
A: The sight is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee.