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Posted: 4/26/2010 7:02:41 PM EDT
| Specifically Trijicon night sight ghost ring. Low light conditions, home defense. What say the hive? |
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In a HD situation, if you are taking a shot so long that requires GRS, then you are likely to be on the wrong side of the law, as viewed from a self-defense perspective. However, if one or more BGs are firing at you from a distance, and you need to stop the threat, then GRS would probably be of benefit. Then again, a centerfire rifle would probably be better suited for the task.
jonblack *EDIT - fix typo |
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IMO, Ghost Ring sights on a shotgun are one of those inventions that no one needs.
If you are shooting slugs, the MOST distance you will be going for will be 100yds. At that range, with just a little practice, you can make accurate hits on a soda can sized target. IMO, get a good, bright front bead, or strip, Then, get a 10/22 rear sight and mount it. Fold it out of the way tilll you need it. |
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IMO, get a good, bright front bead, or strip, Then, get a 10/22 rear sight and mount it. Fold it out of the way tilll you need it. This seems to be the hot 3-gun setup now. Really? How are they mounting a 10/22 sight on an 870? Typically they are milled into the vent rib on Benelli barrels. I suppose that such a thing would be possible on 870 barrels as well? There may be pictures on Enos' forum. I was talking with the Area 5 USPSA director last weekend who just had a barrel setup that way. It was his opinion that this would be a near ideal setup for Benelli owners. The FN SLP Mark I already comes with a similar arrangement of bead front and flip-up rear (and a nifty sight channel too). |
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