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Question: Does this work with the 10/22 takedown?
Document: I was told if you are to own a 10/22 you needed these sight, especially if you're looking to go to an Apple Seed shoot. They installed in a matter of minutes and the construction is top notch. The ghost rings in the rear are a bit tiny and they aren't the best if you don't have an ample amount of light but they work just fine on a nice sunny day or a well lit range.
So perhaps it is best to save the price differential for ammunition.Overall, this is a wonderful and not-too-expensive addition to the Ruger 10/22. The TSR100 is perfect for hunters, marksmen, or for putting together an Appleseed "Liberty Rifle." Highly recommended without reservation. RJB.
I have tried several different after market sights for the 10/22 and the TRS-100 is the best so far. The price is reasonable for the budget minded, and the installation was simple for anyone with basis mechanical skills wishing to upgrade their 10/22 rifle. The sights are solid once installed.
Great accuracy improvements I noticed on my part after sighting in which didn't take much. I like training with iron sights and these give a much better picture then the stock river 10/22 sights I've been working with.They also feel well made and with a little blue loctite haven't budged
My brother after helping me install mine was impressed and got a set for his 10/22, his sight removal was much easier. Much higher quality than the Williams Peep sight and seems robust. I also got the Tech sight TS155 adjusting tool which makes adjusting a snap. I just hope I don't lose it.
If you're contemplating doing an Appleseed course, this is *well* worth the money. The flip-up rear sight that comes stock on a 10/22 is pretty garbage if you're trying to qualify (hard to adjust, hard to see).The only problem I had was it's really easy to strip the front sight mounting screw when you're installing it...so go slow and DON'T CROSS THREAD!
I've ordered Tech-Sights for a number of guns and as always I'm very satisfied, the solid construction is second to none. The only issue I have, which isn't even a big issue is on my all weather 10 22, the front sight didn't tighten all the way down. Its very close and the aim isn't at all messed up by the issue. It is just one of those things that makes you uncomfortable in terms of such an important part of your rifle.
This setup beats the open sights that come with the 10/22 by a wide margin. Very fast target acquisition, and strong build - it's actually made of METAL! !I suggest you also get the adjusting tool when you order the sight, it really simplifies your setup. I mounted these on a 10/22 Compact, so the improved sight radius was a real plus.
If you have a newer 10-22, the dovetail may be marginally larger. Be sure to use loctite. If there's a visible gap, either tap the dovetail tighter with a drift, or see a gunsmith. Tech-Sights is very responsive to customer service and will help if needed.The sight radius and pattern is excellent, an improvement over factory, and much easier to adjust. A well-made product.
These are EXCELLENT standard military style iron-sights which easily add on to your rifle (a Ruger 10/22 in my case). If you are using these for a Liberty Training Rifle or Appleseed, get the TSR100 model. The difference between the TSR100 and TSR200 is the TSR100 adjusts for elevation only at the front sights, while the TSR200 adjusts for elevation at both front and rear sight as well as for windage at the rear sights (more than what is needed for Appleseed).
Answer: yes