You don't always bang your torch bro. There's a time and a place to blast white light and flood a room or ID and plenty of times to stay dark and use tritium and EVERYTIME personally i use a combination of the two during low light engagement. There's a science behind when and how to deploy a weapon mounted light.
I'm going to have to run someone's gun with that setup. I've always looked at tritium irons on a rifle as an answer to a question no one has asked but all my applications are pretty much home defense only so an optic combined with fixed irons (currently run the Larue with a large aperture) and a light has always fit the bill and I don't tritium out there distracting from the optic. If I was going on the offensive, I may be missing something with the tritium. I just don't see it much at all so that's why I was curious.
Correct. I'm using JUST fixed DD irons with tritium inserts no RD or optic. If I were running an Aimpoint or something I would go flip-up sights with inserts. On SBR as long as you're not super short and have like a 11.5 or 10.5 etc upper and a decent ammount of rail space you still get a good sight distance from front to rears. I'm fast with irons, but have several set up with aimpoints or vortex optics too.
Yeah I use a similar setup for HD but it's a suppressed MPX with optic, fixed irons and light. It's hard to beat with a 4" barrel, even with the suppressor its shorter than my 5.56 10" SBR and much more controllable.
