SKS Rifle Sights
Aperture Sights for the SKS Rifle – Steel Frame Assembly
- Does not require drilling or tapping to create a solid mount to the receiver.
- Mounts the sight closer to the shooter’s eye, giving the shooter a sight picture similar to the M1 Garand and M16 military rifles.
- Increases the sighting radius by 10″ over sights mounted in front of the receiver.
- Returns to zero after removal.
- Uses incremental windage adjustment with rugged detent locking.
- The TS100 utilizes apertures (both .062 dia.) from the time proven M16A1 rifle. This gives the shooter a wide choice of apertures including National Match, Tritium, Combat, etc.
- The TS200 includes a single elevation adjustable aperture (.062 dia.) with detent locking.
- The steel sight frame is constructed of high strength steel with black oxide finish and black oxide steel components.
- Patented design.
Documentation:
Sight Adjustment TS100 Rev B Steel (PDF)
Sight Adjustment TS200 Steel 86644 Rev A (PDF)
Assembly Sheet TS100 & TS200 (PDF)
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SKS Sight YouTube Video Review
NUTNFANCY recently did a review titled “SKS Tech-Sights: Hit Something” He discusses Tech-Sights for the SKS rifle. Visit YouTube to view the video here.
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Greetings Tech-Sights,
Last year I purchased a TS200 for my Russian SKS rifle. While several SKS owners thought that I took away from the looks of my SKS, they quickly saw how much more accurate the SKS became using this rear peep sight system that should have been standard on the SKS from its birth.
You just can not help hold center and hit POA using the TS200 sight. It is by far the best sight created for the SKS rifle, BAR NONE!
I will be hunting in Hawaii on the Big Island in some real thick stuff for pigs and goats. I have no doubt just how the rifle will perform in those conditions.
Just wanted to give you an update and my opinion on the TS200.Jon in Montana
Just finished evaluating the new SKS sight. Got two from these folks. Installation was fairly easy – hardest part is removing the factory rear sight from my Norinco SKS. The rear sight is secured by a bolt. Very simple to mount.Practical accuracy was vastly improved and getting 1.5 inch groups with Federal softpoint ammo was no problem. Best groups formerly were about 3 inches. (That was at 60 yards from a bench)
Three RKIs I showed the rifle/sight system to were very impressed. I’m very impressed and highly recommend them.
A.T., Columbia, South Carolina
Thanks again for a terrific sight system and I greatly look forward to a deer hunt or two with this setup.Robert N., North Carolina