Help on a sight for a Ruger Mark III, Red Dot died.

[9mm]

Stock photo of my Ruger Mark III how it looks. My RED DOT died, no logner can adjust it. I need a basic iron sight to put on. The problem is no one makes one????

Only thing I can find close is this:
https://www.rem870.com/2015/05/18/w...870-fiber-optic-ace-in-the-hole-sight-review/

but its for a 870 and I need the front sight on the 1913 rail, my gun doesn't have a drilled hole at the end.

 

[Clemson]

Brownells carries a couple. Here is one: https://www.brownells.com/handgun-p...-iii--sku100002636-70888-49257.aspx?rrec=true

 

[Scorch]

You could
!- buy a set of factory sights. Cheap, and not too bad.
2- Buy a set of William Firesights. Lots of folks like them.
3- Google "Ruger Mark III sights" and see what the sight makers make for them. I have seen a couple of sets of sights for them that were pretty nice.

 

[Sharkbite]

The OP’s gun doesn't have ANY irons, no rear-no front. Just a rail for a scope.

I see another red dot in the OPs future.

 

[9mm]

Brownells carries a couple. Here is one: https://www.brownells.com/handgun-p...-iii--sku100002636-70888-49257.aspx?rrec=true

Doesn't fit 1913 rail, still need a front sight to fit on a 1913 rail. My gun has NO drilled holes for a sight, just a 1913 rail.

You could
!- buy a set of factory sights. Cheap, and not too bad.
2- Buy a set of William Firesights. Lots of folks like them.
3- Google "Ruger Mark III sights" and see what the sight makers make for them. I have seen a couple of sets of sights for them that were pretty nice.

I have googled for hours and could not find anything BUT some "dual profile fiber optic flip up" basically a magpul copy but some fibers on them while laying flat.

The OP’s gun doesn't have ANY irons, no rear-no front. Just a rail for a scope.

I see another red dot in the OPs future.

CORRECT... I bought a PSA Red Dot Advance with lifetime warranty this time, but I still want some good old IRON SIGHTS. :|

 

[Clemson]

Photo did not show up for me originally. I see now what you are dealing with. A gunsmith could dovetail a rear and drill and tap for a front sight, first removing that rail. Economically, you would be better off trading your gun for another configured as you want it.