I have an added muzzle brake for looks and weight on my 10/22. Will the front sight piece interfere with this?
196473
I'm not too sure Matthew. I guess I would have to see a pic of the muzzle break.
196474
The front sight mounts in the same place as the factory sight if you have a stock barrel. If your muzzle break blocks the blade the front sight is mounted in, it may need to be removed for installation. Mine actually fits within the width of the blade after installed, so you should be able to re-install the muzzle break afterwards if it is not taller than that blade.
196475
I also have a muzzle break (flesh suppressor) and it does not interfere at all.
196476
If it's the type that attaches with a set screw, the items should not interfere with each other, though you may have to remove the brake to install the sight.
196477
If you are using the original sight base still on your gun, this fit will work just fine. The old sight is tapped out and the new improved version is inserted into the existing dovetail. If your barrel doesn't have the dovetail, then this product won't work for you.Just an added comment, these Tech Sight products are fantastic non-illuminated sights - love them!
196478
Not really sure as I don't have a muzzle break on my rifle but the stock front sight base of the 10/22 is not obstructed.
348206
Hello, I have 1 of these. If it's the same as mine there should be 2 allen screws holding 1 side on. As you look at this photo it will be in the back or right side of the photo. Unscrew those allen screws w/ an allen wrench appropriate size, the 1 side piece should come off. This is then placed over the end of barrel pushed all the way on and it should slide around the front sight. If your front sight is triangular in shape it won't fit and you probably have a model 91/30. Your sight should be what's referred to as a hood sight. Rounded metal over the actual sight. The muzzle brake should slide on and the piece that came off should be located just behind the guns sight, on top of gun of course. The screw on piece should fit snug just behind the sight in its proper place as when you first removed the piece to slide it on the gun. These screws made by NC Star are cheap quality. If you get it on and screwed on tightly you're lucky! They usually strip out. Find replacement screws if that's possible before installing. To keep these screws on without loosening up while shooting use "lock tight" on the screws. I hope that answers your question.
2259894
The front sight does not accommodate bull barrels. Nodak makes a sight set for the bull barreled 10-22s and they are oh high quality.
2110236
Should have no problem with caliber size. Maybe the performance. I have this brake on my custom 7.62x39 AR-15. It's definitely not as loud as other comp.'s, but I still have some muzzle rise. Better than before, but not as effective as I had hoped. With the cannon you're shooting, compared to mine, you might want to go to a more traditional compensater.
1485842
Not true, the Hogue stock fit my 10/22 like a glove and had no effect on the sights. The only thing I can think of that somebody might have had a problem is if they had some kinda fixed sights that had been altered or changed other than the stock factory.
1905026
Just put one on a Colt 22 AR wuth A2 front sights and MOE hand-guard. It went on with zero problems. The thumbscrew needs some squeezing to take hold but that is the only small challenge. Solid component.
130579
Kind of depends on your rails. I'm not sure about this combination, but when they are wrong it is about 1/8" off on the height which is pretty obvious. My front sight mounted on the gas block which I think made it too high so I had to get a lower version. I think if your rails are the same height front and rear they work together. I don't have my rifle in front of me.
1489968
This brake is specifically designed to wrap around the front sight base of the mosin nagant. If it fits over the end of the barrel on the savage, it would only be held on by some lock-tite and friction. It would be better to have the barrel threaded and a screw on brake installed.
207578
Yes. I had it mounted on my 10/22. As long as you have the rail installed, it will work.
889257
You could get away with it by holding the forend with your hand, but the Y portion in front does not clamp it. I have changed muzzle brakes on it without much trouble. But I would reccomend that you get a vise block for the magwell instead. Much sturdier.
261515
Won't be a problem at all since you can remove one side of the mount on the sight. Remove the side and place the sight where you want on the rail then tighten back down.
400385
This muzzle brake is made to clamp onto the barrel using the front sight base to prevent it from being eventually pulled off by the gases from firing. I never tried this unit on a barrel without a front sight. You may consider having it silver-soldered in place, which would still cost much less than having the barrel threaded for a screw-on type brake. But, to just clamp it on, it may work itself loose after some firing. I just don't know for sure.
628922
Yes. Exactly perfect for the F A2 front sight post. Picatinny railed gas blocks are not the same height though and you would have to use something else. It also works on Free float rails.
536416
I used this item on a Marlin Model 60 22 caliber rifle and I can no longer use my sights unless I remove the scope mount, I hope I was able to help with my response.
1219572
This sight is designed to work with the standard "A Frame" Sight. So long as your front sight matches that height, you should have no problems. BE CAREFUL when selecting front sights, as there are two separate standards, one that fits a gas block, and one that fits a straight top rail.
1773186
It depends on the gun. However on my AR it did NOT clear the front sight post. I moved it to my AR 10 without the fixed sight post. I will also like to add that it is a very good product and highly recommend it.
1074290
Sorry I can't answer since I never got it to fit properly on my 10/22. The dovetail did not fit.