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Ruger needs lesson on designing revolver sights |
9/14/2023 |
| ruger has a long way to go before you can trust the sights they supply on their revolvers.
bearcat adjustable sights - not enough
Single 7, Single 10 - not enough windage, guns shoot to far to the left at 50 feet
LCRx - had 6 of these, 3 with 1.875" barrel. ALL shoot over a foot high at 7 yards! 3 with 3" barrel and adjustable sights - forget it. Cannot get 22LR or 22 Mag sight adjusted low enough. 38 Spl +P sight no enough windage or elevation! |
| Michael Marter |
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wish it came drilled |
7/10/2022 |
| It's an improvement on the stock sight, but I sure wish they came out of the box already drilled for the roll pins. I have to wonder why they don't. Is there some degree of variation in hole location in production that requires this level of hand fitting? |
| - Dick Hertz, UT |
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Missing VERY IMPORTANT information. |
4/23/2022 |
| I have a SP101 in .327 Federal Magnum and when I saw this item offered by the same people who made my revolver, well...WOW!
I get it and I check the fitting instructions, it says, "RGPLWO1 Fits: Ruger P Series. Also fits SP101 (Does not fit SP101 in 327 Federal caliber...)" Well, Thank you Ruger, now I lose money to send it back and the original shipping cost is also lost! The web site does not say anything about these sights NOT fitting the 327 Federal SP101. |
| - Currie Clement, AZ |
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Great Addition for Faster Target Acquisition |
10/11/2020 |
| I first would like to comment on the review that said, buyer beware. The reviewer commented to beware because this sight requires help from a gunsmith to put on the gun & that costs extra money so beware. WHAT??? Many sights require additional help to have them put on a weapon correctly and the extra cost involved has nothing to do with the performance of the sight. anyone with a little gun knowledge would know this.
The sight works great just as designed. It takes very little light for the sight to pop, helping get a fast target acquisition. The stock sight on the SP101 I purchased needed something else, and this was the answer for mine. |
| - Archer, CA |
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Buyer beware! |
1/10/2018 |
| This Hi-vis front sight requires drilling a hole for the retention pin. My gun shop estimated $25-40.00 for this installation. That makes the total cost of replacement nearly $80.00! |
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Eye opener |
3/22/2017 |
| Have replaced the front sight on my P 90 DC with the SP101 Front sight and made shooting much easier to find center much quicker is great love it. |
| - Patrick Murphy, OH |
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