Any suggestions for lefty offset iron sights

I am looking for some left hand offers irons. Does anyone have any experience with some different brands? I have seen the dueck ones but $290 gave me a little sticker shock. Any other options

I'm running a set of the Knights Flip up 600 meter sights on my LMT MWS. I'm at work now but I can try and add a photo of them tonight. They flip the opposit dirrection of what they are supposed to and you have to remember when you zero them windage is opposite of what the knob says. Other than that they work great.
 
I'm running a set of the Knights Flip up 600 meter sights on my LMT MWS. I'm at work now but I can try and add a photo of them tonight. They flip the opposit dirrection of what they are supposed to and you have to remember when you zero them windage is opposite of what the knob says. Other than that they work great.

He won't like them either... He doesn't want to pay to play! Read his original post.
 
Check out the Griffin Armament Fail Safe Sights. I'm running a set on my precision recce and I've been very happy with them. The front sight is fixed so it can be run on the right or left without any issues and the rear is fully adjustable for windage and elevation. The windage is changed with a flush coin slot adjustment on the side and elevation changes are made by rotating the rear aperture. Otherwise the sights are slick and can be run on either side. They retail for just under $200.











 
Glad you brought these back up Trigger Monk. Have you tried the rear sight mounted at the rear of the handguard? I wonder how close the front ring would come to filling the rear if the were 10 to 12 inches apart.
 
No I don't plan to mount them that far forward, I like the longer sight radius. That being said the picture above isn't a really accurate depiction of the sight picture that I have when using the sights, in fact with the front sight mounted at the end of the KMR 13 and the rear sight at the back of the receiver the front sight hood nearly fills up the aperture. If a person wanted to mount these on the handguard I'd probably advise having the rear aperture opened up because as it sits it is between the small A2 aperture and large one so it could create some difficulty in picking up a good sight picture if they are too close together.