How does this product compare to the TruGlo Fiber optic shotgun sight?
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The TruGlo doesn't come with any extra spare optics. The HiViz comes with one extra green and 2 red pipes making the HiViz a better buy for the money.
1435947
I don't have the trueClo but the HiViz works great in a dark room! Seems to grab minimal light out of thin air to light up the front sight on our Mossberg 500. Now my wife feels more comfortable about using it at night for anyone foolish enough to breach our home!!
610333
I have the Magpul CTR butt stock and find the SigTac scope to be a good match. I do a lot of shooting, both off hand and sitting. The sight picture is fast and easy to acquire.
39794
I believe the clarity is better. I like the quick throw lever and the scope looks better on an ar than the mtac in my opinion. Ironically i bought this scope to replace a burris mtac. As far as the main benefit goes, the ffp reticle, do your own research to determine if its the thing for you. From a tactical perspective ffp is the way to go. Bottom line, I love it, and would def recommend.
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I know what you are asking brother, yes, with a picatinny rail it would fit, is it the best laser and flashlight combo for it I don't know. A fiberoptic sight that some have mentioned here is not going to help my wife in any part of the house and if she is putting a PISTOL GRIP SHOTGUN up to her cheek to fire then we have other issues to discuss, adding a stock defeats the close quarters appeal even if it is collapsible it is now heavier, cumbersome and complicated. I added a Mako forend and Pistol grip (she likes the stability and grip for pumping) and am now looking for a laser sight so she feels more comfortable at a quick look for what she is aiming at.
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As long as there's no vent rib or heat shield, the sight will slip on over the top of the barrel. There must be an existing bead sight on the stock portion of the barrel(not on the "breacher" brake) to slide the the Truglo sight against and hold it in place. There's a 'vee' notched in the front of the Trugo against which the barrel bead rests. This insures proper sight alignment and prevents the Truglo sight from turning on the barrel.
458992
Yes they are the same. These sights work really well, I agree it helps you put shots on target more quickly.
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To add. For around 50 bucks more you could get a LaserLyte CM-15 Center Mass Kryptonyte Laser Sight. This is made for a shotgun showing a green laser shot pattern which is supposedly pretty accurate.
62165
Shot both. Can't tell the weight difference out in the woods do need a sling for the walk.they both do 350 fps the scope is I guess a preference of choice
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I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot Reticle scope, so I am unable to provide a comparison for you. I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot... » Read More I am very happy with the Tasco World Class scope. I have to admit I bought it based on the price point for the features. I also use it on a Benjamin Maurader .25 air rifle, so I am only using it for 100 yards or less. At 100 yards it is very clear and the mil dots are very useful because my air rifle drops about 6 inches at 100 yards (it is flat out to 50 yards). The optics are very clear and it has retained the zero I set about 8 months ago after many uses.I would recommend purchase of this scope without reservation.I have not used the Bushnell Trophy XLT Mil-Dot Reticle scope, so I am unable to provide a comparison for you. « Show Less
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Weaver and Picatinney are the virtually identical, just the slots between are slightly larger on one of them. The Truglo will attached just fine.
876692
Pretty much the same as a A2 sight , slightly fatter , couple hairs maybe , just get it , there way better than stock a2 sights , mine glows in the daytime still
1357846
Ron, I just bought one of these. Wondered if you found a scope, red dot, etc. that you liked. Thanks.
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I would have to say clarity. I have owned lots of scopes and none compare with the Leupold scope. In any weather.
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It all depends on how your sights fit into your slide. I know that not all front sights attach in the same way. I would call Truglo, or maybe email their customer support, unless another user has them. That would give you a definite answer.
74090
I used both on my rifle for about a year. Seemed to sight in just fine. I was even able to co-witness through my Vortex Strikefire. But I never took it hunting so don't know how well it does there.
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Well its funny you ask...my buddy just purchased the MTAC and after testing both of them out. This is what I concluded.Clarity...Both are equaldurability...Both are equalthe only advantage I see is that the Bushnell is more compact and the reticle doesn't cover the target as much and it is easier because of the lever to switch magnification. I like my Bushnell more than his burris but he likes his over mine cause he likes the large reticle. I have no complaints and love the scope. Both do slightly bleed in super dark settings on full brightness but all you do is turn it down 3 clicks and your there. Hope this helps.Justin Lincoln Well its funny you ask...my buddy just purchased the MTAC and after testing both of them out. This is what I concluded.Clarity...Both are equaldurability...Both are equalthe only advantage I see is that the Bushnell is more compact and the reticle doesn't cover the target as much and it is easier because of the lever to switch magnification. I like my Bushnell more than his burris but he likes his over mine cause he likes the large reticle. I have no complaints and love the scope. Both do slightly bleed in super dark settings on full brightness but all you do is turn it... » Read More Well its funny you ask...my buddy just purchased the MTAC and after testing both of them out. This is what I concluded.Clarity...Both are equaldurability...Both are equalthe only advantage I see is that the Bushnell is more compact and the reticle doesn't cover the target as much and it is easier because of the lever to switch magnification. I like my Bushnell more than his burris but he likes his over mine cause he likes the large reticle. I have no complaints and love the scope. Both do slightly bleed in super dark settings on full brightness but all you do is turn it down 3 clicks and your there. Hope this helps.Justin Lincoln « Show Less
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Not sure on the difference, but I use this exact model to co-witness my Bushnell TRS-25 and Magpul MBUS Gen 2 sights. It aligns perfectly.