I have a 44mag super blackhawk and am curious as to the durability of red dot scopes by BSA, Simmons, Bushnell or others. Can they handle the recoil? Which one is best in your experience? I would like to use it to stalk for hogs and deer in N. Florida.

Thanks in advance for the help.

BUCKGOBBLER WANNABE

bluesranger, I have a BSA red dot on my Taurus .44 mag, and it is working fine. So far no problems with recoil. In the past, I used a Tasco accu dot, and it didn't handle the recoil very well. I am using the 42mm model which helps in finding your target muck quicker. The BSA cost me $59.95 at GanderMountain, not bad!!!

many people use them so i would assume that they hold up well, at least any that are worth 2cents.

propmahn
you can never have too many guns

I have had a millet red dot on my ruger super blackhawk for the last three years and it works great. I also had one on my 45-70 contender for a year and it worked good, I took it off and put a scope on it because it is a 150yd gun. I don't feel the red dots are good past 75 yds because the dot starts to block the target when the distance increases.

SOTHRDNK

Thanks for the replies.

I just found a BSA on ebay for 39 bucks.

BUCKGOBBLER WANNABE

hey blues ranger, let us know if the thing breaks when shooting because i am thinking about getting one

propmahn
you can never have too many guns

I use to own a Colt Anaconda .44 mag with 8 1/4" barrel topped with the Tasco pro point with adjustable mil dot's. It handled many shots with no problem. I owned it for about 2 yrs with no problems.