Fiber optic sights for Browning BPS?
#1
Anyone have fiber optic sights on a Browning BPS? I've been looking at Cabela's website and the customer reviews saymost of the Hi Viz sights fit the Browning 5/16" rib even though it says they do. I already have a fiber optic front bead for clays, waterfowl, and upland. If there is a set with a low-profile rear sight that would save me from having to change the front sight. Any input would be appreciated.
#2
Try this one.My buddy has one on a SBEII and I liked it so well I pulled my red dot off and ordered one for my 870.I just got it installed.They will fit almost any vent rib.
http://www.williamsgunsight.com/gunsights/image_s.htm
http://www.williamsgunsight.com/gunsights/image_s.htm
#5
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Middleport NY USA
Browning uses HiVis sights on all their guns. I have a Browning "GOLD" and a Benelli setup withHiVis sights front & Back.
Iremoved the front bead that came with the gun and I replacedthem withHiVis Comp Sights. I suggest if you remove the front bead from your Browning, have a gun smith do it because I'm almost surethe front bead is plastic and you need a special tool to remove it. Take all of 10 seconds for gun smith to remove it. The Comp Sights stay on all the time and I suggest you put a drop of lock tight just to play it safe. Then for turkey or deer hunting I add the rear Tom Buster sights by HiVis. I love this setup and it works for me.
Iremoved the front bead that came with the gun and I replacedthem withHiVis Comp Sights. I suggest if you remove the front bead from your Browning, have a gun smith do it because I'm almost surethe front bead is plastic and you need a special tool to remove it. Take all of 10 seconds for gun smith to remove it. The Comp Sights stay on all the time and I suggest you put a drop of lock tight just to play it safe. Then for turkey or deer hunting I add the rear Tom Buster sights by HiVis. I love this setup and it works for me.




