[Kloogee]

Anybody have some recommendations for new sights for my new 10/22? I find the stock sights to be difficult to see for paper punching and general plinking?

[Polak]

scope?

[Kloogee]

Yeah, I'll probably end up with a scope on it at some point, but I'd like to get good with it with open sights for now.

[mac66]

Tech Sights are the absolute best thing you can do to your 10/22.

www.tech-sights.com

[Victoriagotagun]

Originally Posted by mac66

Tech Sights are the absolute best thing you can do to your 10/22.

www.tech-sights.com

I highly recommend Tech Sights. I shoot my 10/22 a lot more now since I put them on.

[Grabbrass]

If you're wanting to use the 10/22 to produce tight groups from a bench, mount a scope. If you want to learn to shoot better offhand and/or using a sling, plinking your way through a few full BX-25's and having fun with it, tech-sights (or if you're not comfortable with an aperture sight, a red-dot).

[Rleee]

The problem with the tech sights as I see it is that you have to replace both front and rear sights. If you go with a Williams WGRS sight it mounts in the rear scope mount holes and gives you a low profile peep.

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[HAMMERHEAD]

Originally Posted by Rleee

The problem with the tech sights as I see it is that you have to replace both front and rear sights. If you go with a Williams WGRS sight it mounts in the rear scope mount holes and gives you a low profile peep.

posted using Outdoor Hub Campfire

Not low enough to use the stock front sight. I had to buy a taller front sight to use the Williams receiver sight.
Still, it a decent sight. The adjustment lock screws are tiny though.

[Victoriagotagun]

Originally Posted by Rleee

The problem with the tech sights as I see it is that you have to replace both front and rear sights.

How is that a problem?

[Bill Keith]

Try a bit of 'white out' on the front sight blade and you'll get a better contrast to see better. Some folks use fingernail polish. YMMV

[toshbar]

Another plug for Tech Sights.......

I prefer the 100 series with elevation adjustment only at the front sight.

[fyrediver]

I'm personally a fan of the NoDakSpud rear sight which includes a picatinny rail combined with the TechSight front sight with the taller National Match front post.

You end up with an AR style sight that you can still mount a scope or red dot to should you choose. I've got my scope on see through rings and set up my stock so my NPOA is correct for the scope. In a pinch I can scrunch and use the irons without removing the scope.

http://www.nodakspud.com/NDS-22.htm
http://www.tech-sights.com/

[toshbar]

Originally Posted by fyrediver

I'm personally a fan of the NoDakSpud rear sight which includes a picatinny rail combined with the TechSight front sight with the taller National Match front post.

You end up with an AR style sight that you can still mount a scope or red dot to should you choose. I've got my scope on see through rings and set up my stock so my NPOA is correct for the scope. In a pinch I can scrunch and use the irons without removing the scope.

http://www.nodakspud.com/NDS-22.htm
http://www.tech-sights.com/

Glad to see more offerings for plinking-tier 10/22 aperture sights.

Now if you really want precision.....Lyman 90MJT!

[PEC-Memphis]

Another vote for tech sights.....

Although I haven't seen/tried the NoDakSpud, they seem similar.

There is something satisfying about being able to hit a toy army man at 25m with open sights. (A simulated 800-900m shot at zero wind)

[GIG4FUN]

My Ruger 10 / 22 has Nikon P22 mounted with Leupold med height and I have the Iphone app for it as well. Very useful thing my wife has become good with. I did buy seven BX25's before the crazy hit too.

It's a good system with the Nikon P22. I recommend.