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  • #16
    keith1911
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 1297

    RNE228 and ojisan I don't plan on taking the old rear sight out of the dovetail since it folds down the new rear sight is a receiver mount. Are you talking about one for the takedown?

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    • #17
      ojisan
      Agent 86
      CGN Contributor
      • Apr 2008
      • 11773

      The Tech Sights are taller both front and rear than the original sights.
      You will be replacing both sights when you go to the Techs.
      Takedown or standard models are the same in this respect.

      It's OK to leave the original Ruger rear sight on the barrel folded down as it will be below the line of sight with the Tech Sights.

      Originally posted by Citadelgrad87
      I don't really care, I just like to argue.

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      • #18
        keith1911
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2011
        • 1297

        Originally posted by ojisan
        The Tech Sights are taller both front and rear than the original sights.
        You will be replacing both sights when you go to the Techs.
        Takedown or standard models are the same in this respect.

        It's OK to leave the original Ruger rear sight on the barrel folded down as it will be below the line of sight with the Tech Sights.
        Ok, gotcha. Now TSR100 or TSR200?

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        • #19
          DChartier
          Member
          • Jan 2018
          • 130

          I have the Tech Sights TSR200 on my 10/22 and like it. I must confess they took some jiggering to zero properly. At first, I needed to move the rear sight all the way to the right to get the rifle to zero laterally. I read online that this is a common problem with Tech Sights on the 10/22 because of manufacturing issues with the barrel. I reinstalled the entire rear sight assembler with a slight (basically unnoticeable) tilt to the right. Much to my surprise, it worked great because now the rifle is zero'ed at 50 yards with the aperture perfectly in the middle of the rear sight.

          The aperture is a little larger than I'd like. My M1A has a much smaller aperture, and I feel I like I can focus better through it. I don't know how the TSR200's aperture size compares to the TSR100's.

          Nonetheless, I've shot pretty well with these sights. I'm going to Appleseed in a couple of weeks, so I'll have more feedback then.

          Good luck!

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          • #20
            AR22
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2011
            • 2158

            No Techs on a 10-22. But love the set on my Marlin. They are almost essential for us older fellas with aging eyes also. That is where they really shine.

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