Aim Sports AR Low Profile Front Flip-Up Sight - Precision Tactical MT200
- Firearm Group:
- AR Platform
- Finish-Color:
- Black Anodized
- Style:
- Low Profile Flip Up
- Elevation Adjustment:
- 0.49 MOA A4 Rifle/0.65 MOA M4 Carbine
- Frame Material:
- Aircraft Garde Aluminum
- Front Color:
- Black Anodized
- Front Material:
- Aluminum
- Rear Material:
- Aluminum
- Firearm Fit:
- AR-15
The Aim Sports AR Low Profile Front Flip-Up Sight (MT200) is a lightweight, compact front sight designed for AR-15 platforms where space and sight picture are at a premium. This low-profile flip-up sight mounts directly to your rifle's picatinny rail and features a black anodized finish built to handle field use. It's the kind of backup or primary sight that works quietly in the background—no fuss, no extra weight—giving you a clean sight line for your magnified or red-dot setup, or standing alone as a no-frills iron sight solution.
If you're running a modern AR-15 with multiple optics, a handguard-mounted light, or you simply prefer a minimalist sight profile, a low-profile front sight takes up minimal rail real estate and tucks under most magnified scopes. The flip-up design means you can stow it down when your primary optic is in use and deploy it quickly if needed—a practical redundancy for hunters, competitive shooters, and tactical-minded rifle builders who want options without clutter.
Aim Sports sights are a workmanlike choice for shooters who want functional iron sights or backup iron sights (BUIS) at an honest price point. The MT200 fits into that straightforward category: a no-nonsense front sight that does its job and stays out of your way.
Key Features
- Low-profile design minimizes rail real estate and sight height
- Flip-up mechanism for quick deployment and stowage
- Black anodized finish for durability and aesthetics
- AR-15 compatible picatinny rail mounting
- Lightweight and compact for modern rifle setups
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this sight compatible with my AR-15?
Yes. The Aim Sports MT200 is designed for AR-15 platforms and mounts directly to picatinny rails via standard mounting hardware.
What's the difference between a low-profile sight and a standard front sight?
Low-profile sights sit lower on the rail, reducing overall sight height and freeing up rail space for other accessories like optics or lights. Standard front sights are taller and take up more vertical space.
Can I use this as a backup sight with a magnified scope?
Yes. Many shooters use low-profile flip-up iron sights as backup iron sights (BUIS) alongside magnified optics or red-dot sights, flipping them down when the primary optic is in use.

