Well I don't agree about not scoping an SKS. Mine works perfectly, but I would check zero before hunting. A cheap receiver cover mount bought new and fitted tight works well. I use a 3-9x40 and it will reach out to over 200yrds with good results. I don't know about you, but I enjoy shooting scoped rifles more than none scoped ones(seem to hit more!)The tech sight will do all it claims to do. It is fast and accurate. Comes off and goes on for repeatable, same place mounting. I mentioned in another post about positioning the front sight in the middle of the frnt. shroud to use as an easy sight picture. Adjustment for zeroing is done on the rear windage and elev.of the TS200 settings. With the rear sight closer to your eyeball, it is easy to look "through" and past as you line up the front shroud periphery in the rear apperture with the front post in a 6 oclock hold. I think the firesight idea with a bright post may help but for me its mostly the outside of the protective shroud that centers my shots(circle inside a circle) with the post being the last thing I line up. Plus I haven't heard any reports about the firesight with regards to the fit in the SKS, the size of the post or its adjustment ability and strength.
