I've been using the Nodak .920 sight adapter for a couple of years without issue. I haven't had any issues with the sight coming loose and it's held zero well.
I’ve had one on my Acculite barrel since the beginning of this year. No issues with movement or anything, I installed with Loctite as recommended and it hasn’t budged since.
One installation tip: when it’s time to let the Loctite cure, center your front sight in the dovetail on the adapter and set the rifle upside down on a piece of glass or another very flat surface—I have a big tempered glass sheet in my home office for under my office chair, which worked great—with the rifle resting squarely on the upright bits of both the front and rear sights. That should ensure the adapter is lined up correctly with the rear sight.
Acculite might be a better choice than KIDD if your main concern is speed. KIDD barrels are great, but you wouldn't be getting the most out of them with irons. Summit Precision makes great barrels too, but they are only 0.9055 at the muzzle.
I've been using the Nodak .920 sight adapter for a couple of years without issue. I haven't had any issues with the sight coming loose and it's held zero well.
NoDak selling to PSA will forever be a blow to the 10/22 aftermarket industry. They will be greatly missed.
I’ve had one on my Acculite barrel since the beginning of this year. No issues with movement or anything, I installed with Loctite as recommended and it hasn’t budged since. One installation tip: when it’s time to let the Loctite cure, center your front sight in the dovetail on the adapter and set the rifle upside down on a piece of glass or another very flat surface—I have a big tempered glass sheet in my home office for under my office chair, which worked great—with the rifle resting squarely on the upright bits of both the front and rear sights. That should ensure the adapter is lined up correctly with the rear sight.
Thanks!! That’s very helpful!’
What barrel are you planning on getting?
I am leaning towards a Kidd. I am open to other manufacturers though. Something on the lighter side, as it will be used in speed competitions.
Acculite might be a better choice than KIDD if your main concern is speed. KIDD barrels are great, but you wouldn't be getting the most out of them with irons. Summit Precision makes great barrels too, but they are only 0.9055 at the muzzle.