I recently purchased a Tokarev M70. I would like to replace the iron sights that came with the gun. I'm a fan of fiber optics, so which model should I get? If not Truglo, what company's model??? I recently purchased a Tokarev M70. I would like to replace the iron sights that came with the gun. I'm a fan of fiber optics, so which model should I get? If not Truglo, what company's... » Read More I recently purchased a Tokarev M70. I would like to replace the iron sights that came with the gun. I'm a fan of fiber optics, so which model should I get? If not Truglo, what company's model??? « Show Less
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here is a gun worth monitoring: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=468424658
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I bought a Rossi Circuit Judge and was hunting last year. As there was no action I was looking over my gun and the rear sight just slid off the darn gun??? So I bought a set of Tru-Glo's, bases and slides were included and they adjust fine...
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I ordered these sights for a friend of mine this past Christmas. Before ordering, I contacted TruGlo and received an e-mail stating that they don't make a specific TFO for the Shield. I was told that there is just a slight overhang on each side of the rear sight, and it shouldn't interfere with carrying.It doesn't. The family friend that I purchased the TFOs for couldn't be more satisfied with them, and I think that the fit is nothing to worry about. I wish that I could put these sights on all of my handguns.
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Sight the top crosshair in at 100 meters. The following crosshairs are for ascending 100 meter intervals. The down side is that they are based on the trajectory of a 55 grain FMJ going 3200 fps., and unless you have a 20'' barrel, your bullet is going 2800fps +/-. The scope is only a 3X and the crosshairs are tiny so they won't be good for long sighting anyway. Just use it and experiment with it. You'll work out something that works for you. I bought it because the crosshairs are etched into the front lense (black), AND you can illuminate them in low light. I have not found those features in a compact scope before. This scope has all the features I'm looking for- for use in a short range weapon. Sight the top crosshair in at 100 meters. The following crosshairs are for ascending 100 meter intervals. The down side is that they are based on the trajectory of a 55 grain FMJ going 3200 fps., and unless you have a 20'' barrel, your bullet is going 2800fps +/-. The scope is only a 3X and the crosshairs are tiny so they won't be good for long sighting anyway. Just use it and experiment with it. You'll work out something that works for you. I bought it because the crosshairs are etched into the front lense (black), AND you can illuminate them in low light. I have not found those features... » Read More Sight the top crosshair in at 100 meters. The following crosshairs are for ascending 100 meter intervals. The down side is that they are based on the trajectory of a 55 grain FMJ going 3200 fps., and unless you have a 20'' barrel, your bullet is going 2800fps +/-. The scope is only a 3X and the crosshairs are tiny so they won't be good for long sighting anyway. Just use it and experiment with it. You'll work out something that works for you. I bought it because the crosshairs are etched into the front lense (black), AND you can illuminate them in low light. I have not found those features in a compact scope before. This scope has all the features I'm looking for- for use in a short range weapon. « Show Less
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The year varies, but Kimber "Meprolight" will not ship any that are more then two years old! Kimber told me that they simply recycle the ampules of tritium and that they only ship fresh units! Mine were dated less then four months! They claim a 15 year life span, so that's something to count for these sights! Keep in mind they need a sight pusher to remove the old sights and to install the new ones! Also note that it will take some hand fitting, and still require quite a bit of force to install! Done correctly, these are some of the tightest and most secure sights out there, and they are bright, without being a distraction!!!!
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Nope - the front sight assembly (much later, because of the baoynet) on the M44 is different, as far as I'm aware.
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Yes, however, I would not waste your time on puchasing them. They are a great visual site but they are extemely fragile. The steel will shatter when dropped and the tritium vails crack easily as well. This would not normally be an issue if you could get Trijican to warrenty them but they will not. In addion they will only sell the sights as a set so if you damage one you have to buy both. If you really want this type of sight I recomend Ameriglo or XS 24/7 They are stronger and just as fast.
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This is a great rifle, but no, no iron sights. Im Sure you could still use it.
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Just FYI for others, if you have the 50th anniversary edition the fiber optic sights are too low and will not work with this or the rail it comes with.
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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
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it depends, if you want to use the iron sights. if you do, use the medium or high rings. if not then the low rings might be better for you. i find the weaver style rings the best. i hope this helps. good luck.
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Hey man, there has been a lot of confusion and false info on here regarding these. The pic I see is correct. ML 11219 is the tactical wedge style rear and standard front with tritium. They are for a Kimber sight cut, which is different than a novak, you can tell by the flat under the forward portion of the rear sight. The forward portion of a rear sight for a Novak cut has only the dovetail face in the front, and no flat or notch. The other mepro sight for kimber is 11212 and has no angles or straight edges on it, its all curved, very easy to tell the difference. So this sight is as pictured and fits kimber pistols with kimber sight cuts, which is just about all kimbers. Hey man, there has been a lot of confusion and false info on here regarding these. The pic I see is correct. ML 11219 is the tactical wedge style rear and standard front with tritium. They are for a Kimber sight cut, which is different than a novak, you can tell by the flat under the forward portion of the rear sight. The forward portion of a rear sight for a Novak cut has only the dovetail face in the front, and no flat or notch. The other mepro sight for kimber is 11212 and has no angles or straight edges on it, its all curved, very easy to tell the difference. So this sight is as... » Read More Hey man, there has been a lot of confusion and false info on here regarding these. The pic I see is correct. ML 11219 is the tactical wedge style rear and standard front with tritium. They are for a Kimber sight cut, which is different than a novak, you can tell by the flat under the forward portion of the rear sight. The forward portion of a rear sight for a Novak cut has only the dovetail face in the front, and no flat or notch. The other mepro sight for kimber is 11212 and has no angles or straight edges on it, its all curved, very easy to tell the difference. So this sight is as pictured and fits kimber pistols with kimber sight cuts, which is just about all kimbers. « Show Less
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The TruGlo doesn't come with any extra spare optics. The HiViz comes with one extra green and 2 red pipes making the HiViz a better buy for the money.
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Go to the Truglo website and check the chart, then type the part number in Amazon search for the right sight.
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Mr. Ross:I would contact Meprolight and see if they have night sights for your particular CZ. If not, I would not order sights that are specifically designed to fit another pistol. If you do order them and they don't fit, then you have the hassle of sending them back with the possibility of not being refunded your money. If Meprolight does not have them, try Trijicon or one of the other night sight manufacturers. CZ is a well known and good firearm, surely someone makes the sights to fit your model.Hope this helps,Maj. Greg ThompsonGCSO, Metro Atlanta
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The Acog is great, but there are the same type "calibrated" per weapon platform. Best advice is check Trijicon main site to verify the scope fits your platform needs.
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I am just not sure. Mainly because I use Magpul sights which are much lower than a standard AR 15 sight. Even with the Magpul sights I have difficulty getting to the iron sights quickly if you are in shadows. I think its because of our scopes that we favor to use first and then go to the iron sights. I had to practice getting use to the very narrow window to see the mag sights. I have hunted all over for oval sights that I once used on a 308. bolt action. That one I had plenty of light, plus my scope was up higher. Maybe you can do a search for oval sights and be lucky to find them. Doc Ferguson I am just not sure. Mainly because I use Magpul sights which are much lower than a standard AR 15 sight. Even with the Magpul sights I have difficulty getting to the iron sights quickly if you are in shadows. I think its because of our scopes that we favor to use first and then go to the iron sights. I had to practice getting use to the very narrow window to see the mag sights. I have hunted all over for oval sights that I once used on a 308. bolt action. That one I had plenty of light, plus my scope was up higher. Maybe you can do a search for oval sights and be lucky to find them. Doc... » Read More I am just not sure. Mainly because I use Magpul sights which are much lower than a standard AR 15 sight. Even with the Magpul sights I have difficulty getting to the iron sights quickly if you are in shadows. I think its because of our scopes that we favor to use first and then go to the iron sights. I had to practice getting use to the very narrow window to see the mag sights. I have hunted all over for oval sights that I once used on a 308. bolt action. That one I had plenty of light, plus my scope was up higher. Maybe you can do a search for oval sights and be lucky to find them. Doc Ferguson « Show Less