Best scope, fiber optics, and red dot sights?
#1
Just wanted to get everyones best experiences with sights, scopes, and red dots.
I have shooting a Moss 835, as you probably all know, and was wondering what to chuck onto the thing before the season begins.
I have shooting a Moss 835, as you probably all know, and was wondering what to chuck onto the thing before the season begins.
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 249
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From: Lufkin TX USA
I bought a Burris red dot for my 835 during the off season, but I think I'm gonna try it on a .22. I like the thought of open sights and they work for me. I'll stick with them.
#3
i just ordered a set of fiber optic rifle sights off of bass pro.com yesterday that clip onto the rib so i'll let you know how those work. all i have on my shotgun now are two beads.
#5
Fork Horn
Joined: Dec 2005
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You should check out a Simmons Pro Diamond 4x32 scope. I started
using one several years ago and can't imagine not going with out it.
With a scope you get to see the turkey unobstructed by the bead and
barrel.
using one several years ago and can't imagine not going with out it.
With a scope you get to see the turkey unobstructed by the bead and
barrel.
#7
Campo I would highly recommend the Tru-glo Pro-series Magnum Gobble dot fiber optic sights.It is all metal,fully adjustable.And I love mine.I am getting another set for my 11-87.Some guns aren't true center from the factory,and you may need a set of sights that are fully adjustable,not just some that clip on.The front bead is also real small,but is plenty bright,that helps to pin-point your aiming spot on longer shots,even better on long barreled guns..Bigger beads,will cover too much of the target area on long shots,making pin-point accuracy more of a guessing game.They are well worth the money.Here's a link to BPS.
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=22022&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=4&hvarSubCode= 7&hvarTarget=browse
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=22022&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=4&hvarSubCode= 7&hvarTarget=browse
#8
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 1,894
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From: Calif
ORIGINAL: ranchand99
Campo I would highly recommend the Tru-glo Pro-series Magnum Gobble dot fiber optic sights.It is all metal,fully adjustable.And I love mine.I am getting another set for my 11-87.Some guns aren't true center from the factory,and you may need a set of sights that are fully adjustable,not just some that clip on.The front bead is also real small,but is plenty bright,that helps to pin-point your aiming spot on longer shots,even better on long barreled guns..Bigger beads,will cover too much of the target area on long shots,making pin-point accuracy more of a guessing game.They are well worth the money.Here's a link to BPS.
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=22022&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=4&hvarSubCode= 7&hvarTarget=browse
Campo I would highly recommend the Tru-glo Pro-series Magnum Gobble dot fiber optic sights.It is all metal,fully adjustable.And I love mine.I am getting another set for my 11-87.Some guns aren't true center from the factory,and you may need a set of sights that are fully adjustable,not just some that clip on.The front bead is also real small,but is plenty bright,that helps to pin-point your aiming spot on longer shots,even better on long barreled guns..Bigger beads,will cover too much of the target area on long shots,making pin-point accuracy more of a guessing game.They are well worth the money.Here's a link to BPS.
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=22022&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=4&hvarSubCode= 7&hvarTarget=browse

#9
ORIGINAL: ultimag
I put those fully adjustable Tru Glo sights on mine no complaints its all i need and cheaper
I put those fully adjustable Tru Glo sights on mine no complaints its all i need and cheaper




