bigc870

I have an 870 express Mag. and I decided to put a scope on it.

I used a weaver saddle mount which is surprisingly rock solid, no movement at all. I have shot all kinds of 3" loads including slugs and my scope is still dead on.

I followed the mounting instructions to a T.

But my problem is I can see the barrel of the gun when I look through the Turglo gobble stopper scope. It is visible at the bottom and I can see about 8" or so of it.

Is that normal?

Wingbone

It is normal in low power scopes to see part of the barrel. After all it's right next to it. As long as the gun shoots where the scope says it should, you're good.

Barefoot Friar

28" barrel?

I wonder if you had a 20" rifled barrel if you'd be able to see it then?

Mr. Longbeard

Normal to be able to see barrel/sights on low power scope

Murdy

Yep, I had that same set up with a 2x7 power scope on it. When I turned it down, I could see the barrel.

maytom

Having a 1x4 scope on my gun, if I have it set on 1X, I can see the end of my barrel as well. By putting at 2X to 2 1/2X it minimizes that problem.

SniperPSS

My grandson has the same gun. It's normal. I used the bead to align the red dot left to right as a starting point.