Shell Sorter 10/22 Factory Replacement Aperture Peep Sight

Well I bought this for my American rimfire, part of which 10/22 accessories are direct fit for.Magazines, yes!!!Rear sight (dovetail), yes but the sights are not the same as what might be on your 10/22!!!! The sights are swappable but not the piece this replaces on the American rimfire.So I just put it on my 10/22.For adjustment you'll either have to make a mark for reference or just eyeball it.

Fantastic little sight. The price of other prep sights can be... Well let's just say they can be. I love prep sights. Learned to shoot on them nearly 50 years ago. But as with everybody else I just gotta have the option of magnification from a scope. Can't go in for high dollar secondary sights. This is the answer. Also paired it with brass head front sight and for a very reasonable investment I completly upgraded my 10/22 from stock iron sights

Drops right in with no issues and works great. My only complaint is the aperture is a bit small, so you can't see much of the target beyond 50 yards or so.Still not bad for $15 though.

very good peep sight

Needed an aperture sight for my Ruger; this is perfect, and price was right

I haven't shot the rifle with this sight yet, but wanted to do a quick write up. It's a replacement blade that features an aperture and works with the factory front sight. I have Tech Sights on 3 other 10/22's, but wanted to try something different. I really like this idea and it's a really simple and cost effective solution. I tried making it stand out with the red through the hole, not the greatest photo but you get the idea. This version only works on the rear factory sights with 2 screws for adjustment, although the manufacturer says they are working on one for the single screw version as well.I installed this on my Ruger American Rimfire .22LR as a drop in replacement for my rear sight with two adjustment screws, if you're used to peep sights, you'll appreciate the sight picture with this installed.