March 22, 2018
After much trouble, I finally got my Firesight installed. The previous owner had installed the wrong elevation screw(very hard steel)and it took my gunsmith a while to remove it without damaging the frame. He was persistent and did get it out, so here are pictures of the new sights. I don't know how they shoot, as I haven't been to the range since I installed it. Will update when I get to the range.
Dans Club
January 17, 2015
DWF Supporters
April 14, 2018
The Williams firesight is for the Ruger GP100. It comes as a set with the front sight which is useless on a DW so you just have to eat it or give it to somone who has a GP100.
I installed this on my 15-2 with an 8” barrel and still using the DW front sight it tightened up my groups considerably. I was impressed. Very easy to see in low light. Now I just need to wait until EWK’s fiber front sights are available again so I can convert the whole sight system.
August 28, 2009
crad said
Do any of you gentlemen know if this sight will fit a Monson 744? It looks great. I have an EWK green fiber optic front. I think it would help these old eyes if I put an EWK red fiber front with those two green dots from the Williams. Thanks for any info.
It depends on the elevation screw location. The 44's had 2 different screw patterns. Take a photo of yours and we'll be able to tell if the Williams sight is interchangeable. I had some good photos posted from a few years back until until the jackweeds at Photobucket hijacked everyone's photography. If I find the photo I'll post it again, but in the meantime take a pic of yours and we'll be able to tell.
March 22, 2018
JohnD said
I have installed the Williams Firesight on a 44. The only issue I ran in to was that the springs from the 44 sight were too large to fit the holes in the Williams sight. I had to use the springs from a 15-2 DW sight.
Midway sells the springs for the Ruger and they are the same as the 15 and 715.
Garry
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