Hello,
I purchased a Charger last month for my bug-out-bag, then I started searching for optics. I contacted Doroftei Industries - Home to see if their clip on sights for the AR15 crowd would work with the stock rail on the charger. Andrei Doroftei responded to my email and sent a sight of shorter prototype sights for me to fit on my Charger.
The Ruger weaver type rail on the Charger isn't a mil-spec Picatinny rail, with the slots being about 3mm versus mil spec of 5mm. I had two choices with the Doroftei sights, purchase a new picatinny rail or cut down the grooves on the sights to fit the Ruger rail. I decided on the later using a my utility knife and a small file, crude but it worked. The sights lock in tight and aren't easily removed from the rail.
Here's a photo album I just created with the sights on the Charger.
Charger Sights - Ruger Forum
Also you'll find a target I shot at yesterday about 7 yards away. The bullseye is about the size of a dime. The sights are much better than my eyes since I require reading glasses and distance correct to drive. Using iron sights I don't wear any glasses just as I shot these rounds.
I purchased a Charger last month for my bug-out-bag, then I started searching for optics. I contacted Doroftei Industries - Home to see if their clip on sights for the AR15 crowd would work with the stock rail on the charger. Andrei Doroftei responded to my email and sent a sight of shorter prototype sights for me to fit on my Charger.
The Ruger weaver type rail on the Charger isn't a mil-spec Picatinny rail, with the slots being about 3mm versus mil spec of 5mm. I had two choices with the Doroftei sights, purchase a new picatinny rail or cut down the grooves on the sights to fit the Ruger rail. I decided on the later using a my utility knife and a small file, crude but it worked. The sights lock in tight and aren't easily removed from the rail.
Here's a photo album I just created with the sights on the Charger.
Charger Sights - Ruger Forum
Also you'll find a target I shot at yesterday about 7 yards away. The bullseye is about the size of a dime. The sights are much better than my eyes since I require reading glasses and distance correct to drive. Using iron sights I don't wear any glasses just as I shot these rounds.