Wanting to dial in my 935 better this year. It shoots 8-10 inches high as Ive heard that many do. I don't like holding low and want to hit where Im aiming. That said, I have a red dot I just removed from my sons 1100 youth, but I cant find a scope mount for the 935, Everyone says they are on backorder. Is the 935 a specific base or will another base interchange? What have any of you guys done to get your turkey stompers hitting where you aim. I hate to shim the front sight up because I don't want to catch it on something and pull it off?
935s take the same base as a Mossberg 835.Only difference is you'll need 2 shorter screws(the front 2 screws on 935) than what comes with the 835 mount.My 935 shoots a little high as well but i have williams sights on mine now. Use to have a red dot on there but i took it off to save on weight.
I also put a set of Williams Universal Slugger fire sights on my 930 Turkey that shot about 8-10 inches high. I really like them but I'm thinking of going to a red dot next year, such as the Burris FFIII or Vortex Viper (not available yet).
My 935 shoots slightly left....put a set of try glow Magnus gobble stopper adjustable sights on it....love them.
Truglo magnum gobble dot pro series. The rear is adjustable for elevation, plus the front is taller than stock sights, which aids in bringing your pattern down. On my 935, I had to bottom out the rear sight to get my pattern where it needed to be.
Experiment with the shims to change point of impact. They way it fits and recoils matters.