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Question: this works for ruger carbine rifle 10 22??
Document: The Ruger 10/22 front sight is terrible in low light. This is my wife's gun and she could not shoot dark targets at the range with this, putting this on made all the difference in the world. We didn't use the rear sight as the stock rear sight works just fine with this front sight. Installation is a breeze *if* you use a vise. Most stories I hear on the web stem from people using makeshift rigs to try to get the stock front sight out.
I should have done what another reviewer did & only mount the front sight and keep the back sight factory so I will eventually replace. I probably would do more research on sights for the Ruger 10/22 as there may be better options out there.
I bought this sight for my Ruger 10/22 w/stainless steel barrel. I was excited to receive the item and put it on my gun but as it turns out the HiViz sight was far too wide for the dovetail slot on the front of the barrel. I tried using a file as the instructions indicate but literally after a couple hours of tinkering I was still unable to get it to fit right.
I bought these for my Ruger 10/22 and I've concluded that they're only half useful. The front sight is very visible and a great upgrade from the factory bead sight. You can choose between green or red, which is a nice option. The rear sights, however, are disappointing. The tubes that collect light on the rear sights are oriented vertically. This severely limits its light-collecting capability. They glow faintly and they don't contrast well against the black blade they're situated within.
*A note for 10/22 Carbine front sight replacement: there is a small spot weld on the front left hand side of the dovetail. You have to grind it off to release the dovetail. I have never seen that on any other gun...but it is not like I do this every day. I also recommend cutting the front sight you intend to remove in half with a hack saw or a dremmel tool. Cut just to the bottom of the sight without cutting the dovetail.
Would have loved to have used these but the front sight dovetail was too small and just fell through the sight mount on the stock 10/22 barrel. I replaced the old sights and they were tight. Seems like poor quality control. Look for something better.
My 10/22 is a 90's model, And these sights dont fit. they are to small they fall right out of the gun when its laying on its side.Im disappointed with them, if i wanted to glue my gun or try some other cheesy plan i would have bought a cheap POS. i wish i would have sent my gun into the factory,and had original sights put on.
Well, the dovetails did not fit (too loose) in my 1980's 10/22. I had to JB Weld both the rear sight and front blade into the dovetails which kind of ruined the asthetics of the gun. I don't care how pretty my gun looks, but if you are into looks- this is probably not the product for you. Once it was set-up, it is a decent fiber-optic sight system. Not thrilled with the red pipe- but the green is bright enough.
I installed these on my 10/22. I feel that they are challenging to install, but that's why you own a 10/22. This is a good gunsmith beginner's project. It does require hammering out the old ones and fitting the new ones. I recommend using fine sand paper to adjust the size. A bluing pen was helpful to clean up the bluing that had been removed. My rear sight was a bit loose but nothing a little loctite couldn't fix.
these work great. much easier to see than the stock iron sights. had some difficulty with my rifle knocking the old sights out, had to file down a bit on the new sights to get them in, but now that they are in they work great.
Answer: yes