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I bought one of these to fit the SR22 that I will use to train new shooters. The SR22 is a great little gun for that purpose but I found myself struggling with the sight picture. This fiber optic sight stands out great and will help shooters focus in the front sight (as they should.)Quality is excellent as it is with all HiViz sights. The sight installed easily (tap out the old, slide in the new) within minutes. My only gripe is that the tiny Allen wrench needed to tighten the sight down is not included. Could be an issue/added expense for some.
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I have these same sights on my compact Walther P22 and like them. But on the full size Ruger SR22 they are not great. They do install easily however. I went back to the stock Ruger sights.
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I love the fiber optic front sight of my Springfiled XD9 so I had to swap out the OEM front sight of my Ruger SR22 with a HiViz. I knocked out the OEM sight with a small punch without much trouble. Setting the new HiViz was another matter. These fit very tight. I would highly recommend using a sight pusher on the new install to avoid marring your gun or the new sight. Once installed, I had to position the HiViz front sight far to the left and the OEM rear sight far right to get zeroed. Looks good and it is a vast improvement in sight acquisition.
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Excellent sight, very easy to install and set. Makes sighting in very quick and clear. Highly recommend.
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Actually, it wasn't "better than expected" but it wasn't "awesome sauce" or just "okay" either. Weird choices to pick from. Anyway, I like it very much, would probably buy another. It sets off my "toxic camo" version of SR22 very nicely. A little pricey for something that can be made inexpensively.
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