Williams Gun Sight Ruger~ 10/22~ Fiber Optic Ace In The Hole Sight Set Rod

Your 10/22 is a reliable rimfire workhorse, but relying solely on a scope leaves you vulnerable if your optic fails or gets damaged in the field. The Williams Gun Sight Ruger 10/22 Fiber Optic Ace In The Hole Sight Set Rod gives you exactly what the name promises: a backup aperture sight you can trust when your primary sighting system goes down. This fiber optic backup sight set includes both rear aperture and front sight elements, engineered to get you back in the fight fast.

The rear aperture sight features a 3/8 x .093 inch opening and mounts via Picatinny rail for straightforward attachment to your 10/22's existing accessory system. Both windage and elevation are user-adjustable, so you can dial in your backup zero without trips to the gunsmith. The rear sight is CNC machined from high-grade aluminum for durability and precision, while the front sight incorporates fiber optic elements for fast target acquisition in variable light conditions.

Whether you're plinking at the range, training for precision rifle fundamentals, or hunting small game, having a quality backup sight mounted and zeroed means you'll keep hitting your mark even if your primary scope takes a hit. The fiber optic design makes the front sight fast to pick up, and the adjustable aperture rear is small enough to support accuracy without requiring perfect lighting. This is the kind of redundancy that separates good fieldcraft from wishful thinking.

Key Features

• Picatinny-mounted rear aperture sight for your existing 10/22 rail
• Fiber optic front sight for fast target acquisition
• Adjustable windage and elevation on rear aperture
• CNC machined aluminum construction for strength and reliability
• 3/8 x .093 inch aperture opening for precision aiming
• Backup sighting system when your primary optic fails

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this backup sight fit my Ruger 10/22?

Yes—this sight set is designed specifically for the Ruger 10/22 and mounts to the Picatinny rail that comes standard on most modern 10/22 receivers.

What's included in this sight set?

The set includes a rear aperture sight with windage and elevation adjustment, and a steel fiber optic front sight element.

Can I use this as my primary sight, or is it really just a backup?

While it's marketed as a backup system, aperture sights are accurate and reliable—many shooters prefer them for precision work. However, the compact design and small aperture make it ideal as a redundant system when a scope fails.

Do I need to remove my scope to use this backup sight?

The rear sight mounts to the Picatinny rail, so yes—if your scope is mounted there, you would need to remove it to use the backup aperture sight. This is precisely why having a zeroed backup is essential: it lets you stay in the game if your optic is damaged and needs removal.