RUGER® 10/22® WGRS-RU22 FIRE SIGHTS Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Customers appreciate the ease of installation and the improved visibility offered by the RUGER® 10/22® WGRS-RU22 FIRE SIGHTS, particularly for those with aging eyes. However, several users face issues with the adjustment screws loosening and some even experienced broken set screws. While many recommend using locktite to secure the screws, there is concern over the overall durability and quality of the sight system.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Installation Ease
70%
Many reviewers highlight the simple installation process of the sights, making it accessible for users of varying experience levels. This ease of installation adds to the overall positive perception of the product.
Sight Visibility
80%
Reviewers frequently comment on the enhanced visibility provided by the fire sights, especially benefiting those with older eyes. This improved sight picture greatly enhances shooting performance, especially for small targets.
Adjustment Issues
60%
A notable theme is the recurring issue of adjustment screws loosening after several rounds, leading to performance concerns. Many users recommend using locktite or beeswax as solutions, indicating that this is a common struggle amongst customers.
Durability Concerns
50%
Some reviewers noted significant durability issues, including broken set screws and components falling off. This raises concerns about the quality control and longevity of the product, influencing some customers' ratings.
User Recommendations
40%
Several users offer tips based on their experiences, such as using specific adhesives and techniques for installation. This indicates a knowledgeable community surrounding the product, highlighting both its popularity and the challenges faced.
Great sight… use loctite
Great sight I saw the negative reviews about the microscopic sight adjustment screws so once I got it zeroed I used blue loctite… no issues after that
Excellent Sights
These sights are excellent! They are very easy to install, and to address some of the problems encountered in earlier reviews, let's get back to basics. When removing a dovetailed sight, front or left...drift from left to right, and instal from right to left. When putting screws in to mount any sights install them with purple LocTight. (It's made for this purpose. If you are having trouble with the adjustment screws losing, install them with beeswax. To the one fellow who said that the mounting screw broke off...do not over-tighten, and you will be fine. In short these are well made sights, and deserve a good rating.
Great sight replacement
The rear peep combined with the front fiber optic are great for aging eyes when standard sights just don't stand out well enough. Instalation was easy. The hardest part was getting the 10/22 factory front sight out. Just required extra tapping to drift it out. The rear peep is adjustable for windage and elevation by separate screws.
Fire Sights with rear peep aperture
My 10-22 used to sit in the gun cabinet most of the time with its awful stock open sights. The first try with these Williams fire sights I was knocking out the center of the target at 50yds with tight groups. The elevation and windage set screw loosened up, however within 30 rounds, just like a previous reviewer described. I think it needs a little blue loctite 246 on the threads just to help it out. Really had to wail on the stock 10-22 sights to remove them. Good idea to use a brass drift, and clamp and support the stock to a sturdy bench to prevent damage to the rifle.
good value
These are great sights for older eyes that have trouble picking up the fine Ruger sights. But the screws on my sight come loose easily. Not the base but the screws for adjustment of the peep. Usually with less than fifty rounds fired. The screws are very fine for teflon tape and I don't want to locktite them. Otherwise an improvement over factory sights.
Good plinking sight
Bright fast sight. Covers a lot of small varmint targets. Great sight picture but the set screws loosened and I lost the peep assembly. I will buy another and glue all the set screws at sighting in.
"Cheap design"
Easy enough to install and the peep with the firesight is easier to see,however after about 15 rounds the rear sight fell off. I even used locktite. The dovetail is not closely enough machined. I ended up using JB weld after I set the sights on target. There will no longer be any adjustment but it's not falling off. It's fine for my bugout Ruger 10/22 takedown.
Williams Aperature site.
Set screw in dovetail broke off putting in gun case after first range session. Horrible site. Not recommended.

