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Question: does it come with iron sights
Document: Regular ammunition has become very scarce and expensive, so I decided to purchase a pellet rifle for casual plinking to keep my skills up to speed.I had looked at quite a few pellet rifles around this price range and finally settled on this one for one main reason. Many pellet come with a scope, but not all come with a scope and iron sights like this model.
Great pellet rifle for the money! I like the open sights as many don't come with these anymore. The scope is so-so, but for the money what do you expect? Fun to plink, fun for taking small quail, going to be fun getting ground squirrel this spring.
Junk. Won't shoot at what you aim at, iron sights suck! I do NOT recommend this! Purchase some other brand and leave the misery behind.
!We then removed the hunk of junk scope and proceded to sight in the iron sights.....with 3 competent marksmen, we were able to sight it in quite accurately from the distance we were at EXCEPT the rear sight had to be adjusted almost COMPLETELY to the left in order for us to hit the target!!!!
Zero on windage was actually zero. I always like to do skill shots with the iron sights [fiber optic] before I put the scope on. The shots went exactly where I pointed them and within the accuracy I was willing to strive for in my excitement to get this air rifle setup for my son to shoot.The Scope:The 4x32 scope that came with it was DOA.
Was not expecting this to be as loud as it is. It also smokes after you fire it. Going to return. I do really like the fiber optic iron sights. I did not use the scope. If this wasn't so loud, I'd probably keep it, but that won't work in suburbia. Original purchase was to eliminate squirrel issue. Was firing 7.9 grain crossman destroyer lead pellets...not supersonic pellets.
I was looking for a cheap replacement for my Ruger Airhawk as I had given it to my brother as a gift and found this rifle. After breaking it in, I noticed the gun kept shooting a foot to the left at 55 yards even after maxing out the windage (all the way right) on the iron sights. The scope that came with it was junk (broke after a few hundred shots) so I purchased a 4x32 Barska.
Other reviewers have commented on the quality of the scope, so it can't be said I wasn't warned. The locking ring that holds the optics stripped, letting the lens assembly move around. It is truly a piece of junk. Otherwise, I am pleased with the gun and will just replace the scope with one of better quality.. Ruger would be better off selling the gun with iron sights with a better scope as an option.
I was expecting something on the light side and more on the &#34;toy&#34; side of the rifle spectrum but that is not the case. This is a solidly built pellet rifle that should last for a long time.I delayed mounting the scope to first get the iron sights exactly where I wanted them. I set up a standard target at 25 yards and found the iron sights to be right where they needed to be at this range.
Well after 200 Shots I thru the Scope away would not zero in? The mounts were junkie as well. The rifle I really like the Iron Sights but I will get three or four shots in A Nickle size hole then they go off to the right an inch or an inch and a Half. I diden t know this was Made in China or I wouldn't have gotten it! I`m really Surprised Ruger would put there name on it! I will hopefully get some target shooting out of it?
Answer: yes