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Old 09-04-2002, 01:46 PM   #1
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Default Tru-Glo tritium/fiber optic sight

Anyone have or seen one of these? I bought one from Cabelas, fiber optic pin with a tritium light source for low light conditions, the best of both worlds. Only problem is, it's not as bright as a regular fiber optic pin, nor as bright as other tritium pins in low light. I'm wondering if I got a bad one. Anyone else with this pin/problem?

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Old 09-06-2002, 12:18 PM   #2
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Default RE: Tru-Glo tritium/fiber optic sight

They do seem dimmer than my handgun sights, as you probably read in the other post, but I practice occassionaly in low light, andthe seem OK.

If they were brighter, they might even cause some obscuration of the target when looking through a peep.


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Default RE: Tru-Glo tritium/fiber optic sight

That's the problem, I don't use a peep and it still seems dim.

I had the occasion to look at some others on the shelf yesterday. They are all equally dim. I'm dissapointed in this sight.

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Default RE: Tru-Glo tritium/fiber optic sight

My hunting buddy has one in his Savage pendulum. I did some reading and found that Tritium glows because it's radioactive!<img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle> Not for me, thanks. His is very bright, though, looks like a lighted sight when it gets dark out.
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