Has anyone mounted these on the 10/22 takedown? Iron sights still work? Will a compact scope fit with them on the 10/22? Thanks!
1252851
I mounted that exact set-up and had good results. It depends a bit on the iron sights, but if you're using the stock sights then it should be no problem.
1252852
The higher profile and hollow space beneath allow you to use the irons without having to remove the scope. Our model wasn't a takedown, but I believe those still use the same factory sights as other 10/22s.Whether your scope fits depends on the diameter of the scope. I had to wrap mine with duct tape to make up the difference because my scope tube was too small.
333473
Sean,I havent had an oppertunity to try it on my -10 but a sight is a sight. However, the way you zero it for your weapon changes. I think the Matech website gives the instructions for differnt weapons
782468
These work well on my non-takedown 10/22 with the included Ruger rail. http://www.amazon.com/Leupold-Rifleman-Detachable-Rings-Matte/dp/B001DB986M/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1396477858&sr=1-1&keywords=Leupold+rifleman+low
2259894
The front sight does not accommodate bull barrels. Nodak makes a sight set for the bull barreled 10-22s and they are oh high quality.
1539949
i had NO issues, i have a scope on mine, and i can still see my iron sights...but if you want to cut it up.... its yours!!!!!!!
672259
they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can... » Read More they're very durable and visible in low light conditions. I just wasn't able to accurately sight in my weapon. To me & this is just me, the front sight sticks up too high prohibiting accuracy & rubs against the inside of any holster other than one made especially for it. It just shot too high & having to compensate because of that made it unreliable. I removed it immediately upon returning home. I didn't see any way to adjust sights other than windage.I had to aim almost 6" below target & to me thats totally unacceptable & again, thats just me. Have the S&W; 40 Shield... If someone can solve that problem, please let me know how without having to shim the rear sight. Good luck « Show Less
200094
You have to take off the rear sight to put the rail in its place- so no you can't use the iron sights.I think the rail is about 6" long, but you can cut off any excess
1507544
I don't know first hand. Should mount with no issues. Since the 10/22 TD comes apart at the receiver, return to zero will need to be tested.
1382364
You will have to remove the iron sights, the only place they could be mounted on the dovetail would require their removal. The iron sights themselves are really nice to use however, this is the sort of gun that I can't really imagine a person wanting to use a laser sight on.
200097
Are you referring to an AK dust cover? You would not be able to use any iron sights through the scope lens, as it would be very very blurry (there is no 1x power at which all things are in focus). It sounds to me like you would need extra-tall see-through scope rings, or an elevated see-through mount. (Even though I use an elevated see-through mount, it's pretty much pointless to try to use the iron sights (there's just not enough view).
316467
Whether or not your rings are too high depends on how you are built and your intended use, so I cannot answer that. Once properly installed, iron sights use should be possible with or without scope.
1169517
Not at all--if you want high mount rings to also use your open sights you will need Wide View WSM-EHOP scope rings--if you use the Accushot 1" Weaver high mount rings that will fasten to the scope base that came with the rifle you can not see the rear sight because of the scope base--the Wide View fasten directly to the top of the 10/22 receiver WITH OUT the base--this will let you both a scope & open sights--even a scope with a 40mm front objective clears the rear sight--works great
1500338
Greetings Brian. Used these with BSA Sweet 22 (3-9x 40mm) scope on my 10/22. Plenty of clearance. AO glass shouldn't be significantly different. Everything (so far) has remained nice-n-tight. In future, might change these out for something with QC levers - That way I can quickly remove scope when grand-kids use it. Open sights good enough for their plinkin' - would prevent having to purchase a "replacement" scope...
477631
Hello Sax, I recently installed these on my glock 19. Great sights but these are fighting sights not target sights. I would say anything past 10 yards would be too far. The dot covers up too much of the target. They are however excellent sights for conceal carry. Hope this helps
1485844
I have the Hogue overmolded stock on my Ruger 10/22, and it has no effect on the sights whatsoever. The stock fits exactly like the original, and greatly improves grip and handling. I'd never own another 10/22 without one.
751208
I came here just to answer this question since it was one of my top concerns with choice-of-rail. You can absolutely see the iron sites on the 2014 10/22 takedown. You'll need see-through rings, or quick-detach rings. I was looking at this rail and the UTG Low Profile Rail Mount. I bought both. This rail, the promag, is better... its wide valley offers improve field-of-view.
340586
Yes they are. There is a sight channel down the center of the mount but you have to have the correct height scope rings. This is the reason why I bought this mount so I could use the iron sights also. Hope this helps.