Not disagreeing with you at all. Just remember they all liked to stand behind . Maybe to hollar in your ear BEHIND
Cheers
Fiber-optic bead sights
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Not disagreeing with you at all. Just remember they all liked to stand behind . Maybe to hollar in your ear BEHIND
Cheers
1963beretta
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Your signature is quite relevant to this thread!
Falconflyer
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Actually, some posters have asked what you want to shoot because their answers would depend on that and others have made statements that it depends on what you are shooting. Some have assumed that you target shoot while others have assumed that you hunt but this is the first that you've stated that you hunt!
Lets try again!
Lets try again!
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We need to know what and how you hunt with a shotgun, that will help to determine if a f/o sight is suited for your purpose. As I said already, I personally like them a lot.
I am partial to a small brass or white bead. I don't use them when shooting clays or wingshooting, but they look good on the gun. The exception to this would be using the bead to aim when turkey hunting. (Drawing on my considerable turkey hunting experience consisting of one shot )
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1963beretta
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There are more then enough answers in this thread to provide you with the advice and knowledge that you requested. More than the info you provided in your initial post that would have been beneficial with regards to recommendations. If you chose not to take any of the advice, then I suggest you buy the sight as it would appear as though you have already made the decision to do so
1963beretta
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I am partial to a small brass or white bead. I don't use them when shooting clays or wingshooting, but they look good on the gun. The exception to this would be using the bead to aim when turkey hunting. (Drawing on my considerable turkey hunting experience consisting of one shot
At least it was a good shot!!
Just goes to show you "No good deed Goes Unpunished."
Guess he'll scoff at the idea of putting a scope on his hunting gun then eh?
Rob
It appears that the OP had his mind made up when he posted this, and was simply looking for people to reassure him that he was making the right choice.
1963beretta
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Agreed. And to be clear, I don’t think that there is anything wrong with that. If the OP thinks he’ll benefit from a FO sight, then so be it. I personally dont think that would be the case if he uses his shotgun for wingshooting. I think it will have the opposite effect. But it may be of help if the shotgun in question is a turkey gun or a slug gun.
1963beretta
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Maybe, maybe not. But I would certainly hope that no one would think a scope would be helpful to shoot on the fly. Of course, turkey guns and sluggers are a different story altogether
Falconflyer
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Interesting that a guy would come on 44 posts later with comments like those and then makes no more comments by post 56, there's no pleasing some people I guess.
1963beretta
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I dont think he’s very active on the forums. Maybe he has a life unlike the rest of us haha
Falconflyer
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Sometimes I wonder about that, it's healthy to just shut er down for a few days once in a while!
