What retical sight will hold up to a shotgun
1668438
I was able to get mine to work with the iron sight on the Hi-Point, but my buddy had to take his iron sight off!
1668439
The tru glo red green dot is supposed to be built very durable and able to stand up to the recoil of a 12 guage shotgun. Think it would be a good choice to use as a shotgun sight.if you don't mind spending a little more money.the bushnell trs25 is also supposed to be a good choice for a shotgun
1668440
Supposedly you could use this one on a shotgun, but I would read the reviews first to see what weapon people are buying it for. I put it on my hi-point 9mm carbine rifle.
1283656
I'd guess it would be a good fit for that shotgun. The reticle really jumps out in almost all light conditions; I'd probably go with the X-reticle for that use.
407593
I don't know of any sight that will co-witness through this mount. It just sits too high on the weapon. Instead, I put a DMP5 red dot sight on my MP5 22. It self mounts to the gun, is reostaticly controlled and co-witnesses perfectly. Price is reasonable also. Hope this helps.
1087850
Basically, pick a reticle (bulls-eye, triangle, dot) and pick a mounting system (picatinny, AR15 carry handle or IDF). BSW
1682363
I would use the mounting system found at Henry's web site, http://www.henryrepeating.com/st-scope-mount.cfm. Make sure it is tight and you may want to use a small amount of lock tight to make sure the mounting screws don't come loose. I use the scope on my old Winchester and it handled it with no problems.
1283654
This will work on any shotgun or rail with a Picatinny Rail system. When it comes to scopes, personal preference is paramount. This particular sight needs no battery and is guaranteed to work for ten (10) years.
1364593
Won't be an issue - the scope is solid. Just use a quality mounting system. Have fun sniping
403604
Yes it will. Im using it to sight in any rifle, but it has limitations. It's lightweight because its plastic and therefore not as stable. On the other hand, because its lightweight it is also easily carried around. Overall it does the job but there more solid rests out there. For d price, its ok. It'll do d job.
2001108
Probably will be fine. I have it on a shotgun but have not tried it yet. I am in te northeast and we are still under snow. From what I can tell I functions fine. It is pretty small, you might need a riser if you want to co-witness with iron sights. Hope that helps
1274168
You have a few options. If your wanting to mount a red dot / holographic sight on a rifle in a AR-15 platform. EOTech is one or you can mount it on a slant so you would be rotating your rifle 1/4 turn to see through the Burris fast fire. If your mounting it on a pistol your outta luck trying to use both sights
1626972
No issues as if yet. I have it on a UTG 5th Gen SKS Hi-Profile See-thru Integral Ring Mount (mounted on an SKS). Reticles are fine. Of course, we'll see down the road, but as of now, it's fine.
1563165
Kurt, I purchased this sight for use on a pump shotgun for home protection. Obviously most threats come during darkness. I found that this sight DOES NOT provide adequate sight capability in low light situations. It looks wonderful and the concept is great BUT it simply did not satisfy my need for night time sighting. I hope this helps. For daylight... altogether adequate.
250259
The sight will 1/3 co-witness with the irons depending on what sights you are using. I am currently using gen 2 magpul Mbps sights. The emitter in the sight is located at 5 o'clock and partially blocks the front sight so that you can see the FS post and the left blade. Personally I would buy the sight w/o the hi rise block and invest in a better mount. Daniel Defense makes a absolute co-witness riser that runs around $60 on amazon. Good luck
1115636
As long as the rifle, shotgun or handgun has a weave style rail this sight will fit anything. Weaver style is the standard rail systems around the world,
1026563
With red dots, reflex sights etc the iron sights are co-witnessed. You will still be able to look down irons...make sure to use the correct riser, it comes with a low, mid, and high riser. The SPARC is a great sight, I've ran a few on ars and shotguns. Lemme know if you need anything, will be happy to help
1738112
It depends on the thickness of the barrel and where the sights are. If you are using iron sights maybe - should be fine with anything higher than that.I put mine on the tube of a pump shotgun so I could mount a light under the barrel.Worked well. I was afraid there wouldn't be enough clearance between the tube and the barrel, but it was OK.There were also more than enough thread left to accomodate a larger diamater barrel.
889820
Would use a m1a scope mount. Would take a little bit to find one but they are out there