Can you still use the open sights when installed in a ruger 10/22?
1587538
I have to give you a very honest NO. You are suppose to be able to but the bar and the open space don't allow you to get a proper angle to do anything but make a calculated guess.
751204
The iron sights that came with the 10/22 will not continue to work as this rail mounts in place of the rear sight on top of the main body. So you can have either the iron sights mounted or the rail - not both as they use the same mounting holes. There is another rail available that comes with a built-in rear peep sight but this one also requires replacing the front sight as well with an included fiber optic fire-light type because the hight of the rear sight is taller and won't align with the factory front sight. it is shown on the Ruger web site and is listed as "10/22 Ace in the Hole Set" The iron sights that came with the 10/22 will not continue to work as this rail mounts in place of the rear sight on top of the main body. So you can have either the iron sights mounted or the rail - not both as they use the same mounting holes. There is another rail available that comes with a built-in rear peep sight but this one also requires replacing the front sight as well with an included fiber optic fire-light type because the hight of the rear sight is taller and won't align with the factory front sight. it is shown on the Ruger web site and is listed as "10/22 Ace in the Hole... » Read More The iron sights that came with the 10/22 will not continue to work as this rail mounts in place of the rear sight on top of the main body. So you can have either the iron sights mounted or the rail - not both as they use the same mounting holes. There is another rail available that comes with a built-in rear peep sight but this one also requires replacing the front sight as well with an included fiber optic fire-light type because the hight of the rear sight is taller and won't align with the factory front sight. it is shown on the Ruger web site and is listed as "10/22 Ace in the Hole Set" « Show Less
921538
Yes, absolutely you can use it on your Ruger 10/22. While this is a relatively inexpensive scope, it is still a very good scope, and it will serve you very well. Another advantage is that you can use it on a high power rifle should you every choose to do it.i
2187265
Yes, I guess it ultimately depends on the sights and the model though really. I have a Ruger SR-556, with the stock flip up sights and the visibility actually works pretty well looking through this Eotech, approximately 2/5 of the way up the glass maybe? Not right in the middle, which would be perfect, but plenty usable without having to remove the system. I had to move the sights back and forth a little to make everything fit the way I wanted but it looks good.
1315827
Yes. I have a 10/22 takedown and they work great. Highly recommended. Remember that the front sight is a tapered dovetail and should be removed left to right ( assuming that you were looking down the barrel as if shooting) Well worth the effort or money to pay a gunsmith.
196478
Not really sure as I don't have a muzzle break on my rifle but the stock front sight base of the 10/22 is not obstructed.
1327009
The Tech sight will fit in the dovetail of the front sight. The rear sight screws into the pre-drilled openings on the ruger where a scope mount would go. The rear sight dovetail is not used with the tech sight. If you have the tools to remove the dovetail front and rear sight then it should be easily doable. I had an gunsmith do it as I had read reviews saying the front sight was difficult to remove. The sight has been a great addition on the 10/22.
925835
No, it's a matter of the height of the rings. If you want to co-witness the scope use a set of low rings, as long as you have some space between the barrel and the scope front bell of the glass you'll be fine. The sights can be removed, if you desire.
947366
no there is no room under this sight for seeing your fixed sights. You would need to mont the fast fire to the side.
1679043
Probably not. the screw pattern is already set up for a ruger 10/22. if the screw pattern matches then go for it. i doubt it though
489027
Absolutely. Put some blue locktite on them and tighten with the biggest screwdriver you can find. They've been rock solid on my AR 10 for almost 1000 rounds so far with no adjustment. And coincidentally the sights were dead on out of the box. No sighting in at all.
343987
doubtful, worked well on my 10/22 got sight high enough so as ere protection didn't didn't interfere with sighting but not made to move from gun to gun. could though I haven't nor well I try. Sorry can't be more helpful.
751209
No. You can not use the iron sights. The rail is the exact same hight as the sights
2041130
There is a very good reason for it, actually. You can use the red dot sight with the rear clear cover even if the front cover is still closed. It is perfect in case you don't have time to open the front cover, or if it is raining, blowing dust, etc. Since red dot sights were originally designed to be used by keeping both eyes open you will still see your target and the red dot will be superimposed on it.
1156415
You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this... » Read More You'll have to measure your mounting holes. Usually manufacturers purposely design their parts proprietary to keep parts from other manufacturers interchanging with theirs, unless there is a military specification they have to adhere to. That being said, here are the measurements of the Ruger 10/22 mounting holes: 1st (rear) hole to the next hole = 1/4", 2nd hole to 3rd hole = 2-9/16", and 3rd hole to 4th (front) hole = 7/8". I took these measurements with a ruler, so they're not dead on. But they should be close enough to see if your mounting holes will work. Hope this helps, good luck... « Show Less
2002931
I don't believe you would even need the riser on the 10/22. I assume you would mount the picatanny rail or the rail which came with the rifle on top of the receiver and then the optic on top of the rail. This should give you the perfect sight alignment without the need of any riser.
2019524
Yea, getting the old sight off is a mother bear , but once you do , you'll have to file fit the front sight base slightly to get it into the dovetail. I love these sights.