Is the rear sight fixed, or adjustable? I have a low shot problem with my pt840
799543
Williams makes an adjustable rear sight set, you will have to contact them for the proper set of sights
610843
The images I've seen of the Taurus PT22 don't show an accessory rail on it and unless I missed something? No this will not work without a rail to attach it to ie.. Picatinney or Weaver. If you have any other guns with a rail. Then I more than recommend this Laser Sight. Thee only other suggestion I can make to you is get in a Green laser if possible, I had some problems seeing the Red laser at the range last week it was around noon and overcast at about 20 feet.Good Hunting
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You have to remove the sight but not the mount! It is advertised to be changed without having to re-sight the dot.Installation Remove the two screws holding the DeltaPoint to the base and turn the sight upside down. Place the Torx wrench or a screwdriver in the notch and gently pry the battery loose. Insert a new battery as described earlier. The precision pins eliminate the need for any re-adjustment.Installation
1733067
They are fixed sights. the rear is drift adjustable. they are very nice on my CZ
409880
The one I have is on an AK in order for me to get a better line of vision with a scope. It is not open enough at the bottom to see the rear sight without interference.
922127
I haven't had any issues with mine. I hit the four screws with thread locker during the initial install. I have the same rifle and have not had any issues. You will be able to see your front post and enough of your rear sight to still have functional iron sights as is claimed.
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Yes, but I would recommend getting the rear-sight package, which I didn't. It really needs that to compliment it. It is better than the original sight.
1508422
Try remounting the scope, reset it to factory, and adjust to your preference. If that doesn't not help I would ask, are you breathing before you pull trigger because when you fire your pulling down and naturally the gun wants to follow.
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RR, I found that you have to determine what distance you want as your target point. Plus, I found that the scope that comes with the rifle didn't do the job very well and I broke it trying to get it to get on target, not only for distance, but, also for the left and right setting. I bought another one, not expensive, and raised the rear sight up by about 1/4 inch on the rifle. My target point is about 250-300 ft.. Raising the rear sight allows for the ability to tune the scope to that distance without breaking it. After having done that, the accuracy was maintained even shooting about 2-3000 rounds in it. I also found that if I put my pellets in lubricating oil, the speed and distance are greatly increased. I found that, at a distance of about 50 feet, a pellet will go through an inch thick pine board. I am enjoying the rifle, I hope you will too! JimS
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Mine was just out of warranty when this happened and I had to send it back and pay for the repair. The rear sight was broken when I got it back.
193817
The POI is the exact same as the stock sights using a dot-over-target sight picture. I could see why someone could tend to shoot lower with these sights because they're so darned tall, but that is human error. I need them to see over a suppressor.
1390886
I have one on a POF 308 and it works fine, dead on target.Have you checked you weapon to see if it's true with just the stock sights. If so then a higher rail may do the trick
1408496
It is fixed/not adjustable. As it (guide rod) sits directly under the barrel, the point of aim and impact are the same.
1733069
These are fixed. But with my gunsmith they are dead on. If i were to do it again - I'd get the red FO up front and the dual green in the rear. Or maybe only the front FO in red.
788152
Not adjustable to the extent you need it. I would look for a different height sight or you can get a profile riser mount (UTG sells one for about 8 bucks, and you can get them in different heights). Hope this helps -
794153
These sights are NOT adjustable......They are FIXED sights. In a manner of speaking, one can "adjust" the sights for windage, but not in the traditional sense. Essentially, it is re-installing the rear sight, not "adjusting" it, as all one can do is uninstall the sight by loosening the set screw and shifting it to the right or left, then tightening the set screw and applying the Loctitie again. Re-install, NOT adjusting......
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the one on the side adjusted the left and right while the two bottom ones control elevation. when I first got mine, one of the bottom screws was not flush so I began to tighten them both. you kinda gotta play around with it because sometimes tightening the bottom will offset the laser to one side. I lined mine up using the iron sights at about 10 yds. i would think the easiest way to sight it is use a bore laser.