I do not want a scope-type sighting system on this new gun and really like the view thru the fiber-optics that came with it..BUT..the rears will move from side to side somewhat..seems loose to me and afraid that it will affect the windage if not just right... and now on to the elevation aspect..even after loosening the elevation screw to the point of it all but being out, it still shoots high... and it's not me flinching ...that I am sure of...I have shot enough targets to feel comfortable hunting with it this weekend..but I am going to get an after-market "open" site one of these days..what are the best fiber-optics to replace these ? and I did contact Mossberg and the tech there said this was normal...??...maybe so, but they are gonna get replaced..too much invested in all this business to possibly miss a bird on account of "cheap" sights..any better ideas from anyone?
If your hell bent on fiber optic sights I'd go with Williams fire sights I had some on my 935...the only problem I had was in hunting the rough terrain I hunt I kept breaking the front light beam they were still useable I guess the front sight breaking was the only thing wrong with them but I did break several others also but I ended up putting a Bushnell dawn&dusk scope on mine
Good luck to ya
Either Williams fire sights or Tru Glo pro series magnum gobble dot sights.
Quote from: SCDieselDawg on March 20, 2014, 11:31:01 AM
Either Williams fire sights or Tru Glo pro series magnum gobble dot sights.
This^^^^^^^^
I have a 935 with the tru glo magnum gobble dot on mine and like it
TG magnum gobble dot. Be sure to get the metal ones that tighten with screws.
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I have a year old 935 and have been thinking about putting Tru Glo Magnum Gobble Stopper pro Series on it.
I bumped it hard recently leaning against my reloading bench,(unloaded) and the factory front sight hit my Rockchucker press and broke in three pieces and scattered on the floor.
So I ordered a set and installed them...my 935 shot about 8" left at 40 with my ammo and choke so I was able to correct that. Very pleased.
Absolutely, look into Tom Knapp fiber optic. It is kind like a tunnel sight that is only really visible when it is lined up. Also functional as a wing shooting reference. I love it for turkey hunting and for wing shooting it isnt in the way
go with tru glo pro series all metal they talke the pounding from hunting .
Thanks to all for the input..Peace