Aftermarket sights for my new Ruger 22/45 Mark III

[dm65]

Guys,

I JUST a few hours ago brought home a new addition to my family.. a Ruger 22/45 Mark III...!! I chose it over a new Walther P22, Browning Buckmark, and S&W 22A-1.

The Walther was a CLOSE second, and I may still get one in a few months. The Browning was just a tad more expensive, and the S&W was a nice piece, but the ergonomics of the grip was a little weird fitting in my hand..

The Ruger was a hands down winner... well made and very sturdy with the bull barrel, 2 mags, grip feel, etc. and the price was damn near unbeatable.. NIB for just $279.00

I bought 1000 rounds of high velocity ammo and walked out the door grinning from ear to ear..

Once I got home, I could not help fondling my piece... err LOOKING OVER MY NEW PURCHASE.. LOL..

The only thing I would change is the sights..

Does anyone here have a recommendation for aftermarket sights..? Tritium Night Sights, illuminated sights, etc..?

Dave

 

[ab4ka]

Very nice! I've got a MkII 22/45 that I picked up used and you'd have a hard time getting it away from me. As far as sights, I want to get the sights for the Hunter model for mine. I checked them out on a friends gun and really liked them. Plus, you can order them directly from Ruger.

 

[glockmutt]

Great choice. I got the same model for people to use that are not real familiar with pistols. Not intimidating to shoot. Ammo is CHEAP so that is an even bigger factor.

 

[dm65]

Exactly why I bought it.. I have the 2 glocks, 23 and 21SF, and a Star 9mm, but with the price of ammo lately, I needed a really well made .22 for practice and plinking..

The Ruger reputation was a selling point and the cheap ammo is a huge plus..

I was told that the Ruger will eat just about any ammo you put through it also..

Dave

Great choice. I got the same model for people to use that are not real familiar with pistols. Not intimidating to shoot. Ammo is CHEAP so that is an even bigger factor.