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most will say spot hogg......but my truglo wrap sight i like just as much as those spott hogg users....works just great for me and being in the backcountry hiking it, the sight holds up very well...super bright as well...
The first thing you need to ask yourself is how much you're willing to spend. There are a ton of good sights out there that will do the job nicely for you. I personally love my Spot Hogg Hunter Hogg-it. I've been using the same sight for 3 years now and have no regrets on the investment. These sights will honestly outlast any other equipement you'll own.
But the Hoggs are pricey. Expect to pay 100.00 and up for most of their line of sights. If thats not what you had in mind, I'd highly suggest looking at Copper John sights. They're very well built and at about half the cost of a Spot Hogg.
These are only two that come to mind if you're looking for a no nonsense, rugged sight. There are so many out there. My advice would be to go to a shop or two that carries a lot of them and look them over and decide.
i have not used those cobra's but i do know they tend to way a little more the the tru glo's that is why i went with truglo ... that and i have had no issues with any of there sights to date
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