Williams Gun Sight Universal Adjustable Ghost Ring Fire Sight Set (71036), Black

Installed these sights on my 12ga shotgun. I was having trouble sighting in my targets just using the front sight that came with my gun. But these sights made a great difference in the shot to target pattern I achieved. The previous reviews were correct though. The parts required to install the sights are quite small. But the results were very satisfactory. Would recommend this sight system for targets 30 yards or so.

Screws tiny and a pain to mount, but well worth it. at 50 yds the slugs are touching each other.

This product is what I have expected from Williams in forty years of using their products. It well made and at this price I am happy with the level of adjustments for shotgun sights. I only gave four stars because it was missing one of the screws, and Williams charged me for the new screw, claiming that they here a lot of this when the product is purchased through high volume sellers like Ebay and Amazon. The instructions could be better as well. You should use the smallest dab of blue locktite on the screws as well.

For what it is, it's fantastic, it was easy to install and looks great as well as makes targeting way faster.

The design allows these sights to work on just about any shotgun with a vent rib, but it also makes them ungainly looking and very fiddly to install. The screws are tiny and difficult to line up with the rib clamps. Functionally, they provide a clear sight picture, and have a good range of adjustment for windage and elevation. Can't speak to durability, but as long as the colored inserts stay put, they should be fine.

Install was difficult for me as I don't have delicate hands (tiny parts and I seldom get along) but instructions were good and I persevered. They look great on my Remmy 870supermag.

Mount solid, rear is adjustable. Very strong material, mounted firmly to my shotgun vent rail. Nice bright sights.

...marginally executed. I know I know. Whadayawant for 40 bucks? This is in fact my first disappointment with a Williams Gun Sight. And I have a few of them with, up to now, no complaints. Basically the aluminum elements cannot stand up to the requirements of moderately heavy 2-3/4" loads out of an auto-loading 20ga turkey gun. Too much flex. Too much give. Found to be rattling around on the rib and needed to be re-snugged a couple times Steel set screws modestly torqued against relatively soft aluminum surface leaves the softer metal misshaped, damaged. May've worked somewhat on a 28 or .410 but Idk. If it were all steel construction the tiny bit of extra weight may've gone a long way.