Had a Grizzly with red dot and AR stock. While fun, it felt a little impractical for a shotgun.
Now I want a 12.5" Wingmaster and send it to Casey at TacOrd for a slick, snag free, no frills build. I asked about XS Big Dot bead sights. He can order them but doesn't keep them in stock, which makes me think they aren't popular.
Will I have trouble running the Big Dot on a short 12.5" barrel at distance? I know it was optimally designed for an 18.5" barrel. Never used a bead sight, but I've heard they're faster, especially on moving targets, lending to its popularity in shooting sports and hunting.
With ghost rings I've heard its easier to shoot at distance, and elevation/windage can be adjusted for your ammo. I also assume having a rear aperture helps to sight in when in awkward shooting positions where you may not get a proper cheek.
Anyone used both a standard bead and XS Big Dot on short barrels and found the Big Dot too big? Any opinions on the Big Dot versus ghost rings?
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