I'AM WANTING TO PUT A SCOPE ON MY TURKEY GUN ANY ONE KNOW OF A GOOD ONE I DON'T WANT PUT SINK A LOT OF $$ IN ONE. ANY ONE EVERY USE A TRUGLO STRUT-RUT ,,,
Burris fast fire 3 is a great scope and hard to beat
I have a Tru-glo Gobble Stopper. I've had it for 3 years now and can say I really like it a lot. The detachable extension for sunny days on field hunts is really nice.
Quote from: Yoteduster on April 13, 2020, 11:34:28 PM
Burris fast fire 3 is a great scope and hard to beat
I second that. Great customer service.
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Whats your budget?
ABOUT 100.00 BUCKS WILL THAT GET A GOOD ONE..
Get you a Simmons Prodiamond to put on it I've got a couple I love them there the older ones that was made in the Philippines the new ones are junk. I've bought a couple of mine on eBay for around $75 bucks
x2 on the Simmons Pro Diamond. I have a fixed 4x scope on my 870 supermag and love it. No batteries or switches to work with and after 3 years of 3.5" 2oz longbeard loads it's still holding together and holding zero. I paid around $60 from amazon and another $25 for medium scope rings for it. Should get you about where you want to be as far as money goes. If you're already drilled and tapped for a scope that is.
Quote from: kyturkeyhunter4 on April 14, 2020, 11:32:12 AM
Get you a Simmons Prodiamond to put on it I've got a couple I love them there the older ones that was made in the Philippines the new ones are junk. I've bought a couple of mine on eBay for around $75 bucks
Simmons discontinued the pro diamond I believe. I have searched high and low for another and cannot locate one. If anyone knows where I can get one please let me know.
Nikon Turkey Pro and Simmons pro diamond ...
Simmons pro diamond, if you can find one. Look into Konus, I have one on my muzzleloader. They make a shotgun scope if I'm not mistaken. The Simmons can't be beat though.
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25 years and never an issue! Bushnell Trophy Shotgun Scope w/Circle X Reticle 1.75-4x32 ($130)
I call it "The Circle of Death"
MK M GOBL
My eyes aren't the best , in fact there pretty bad ...I used to swear I wouldn't use a scope ,...about ten years ago I got a bushnell slug gun spope with a plex reticle and loved it it was a 100 dollar scope and my aim got very accurate and FAST target acquisition.....then about 8 years ago I upgraded to a BURRIS M-TAC illuminated scope ...this this is so nice .....if i ever lost the scope i would run out and get another
Believe it or not it make the close in 10 yard shots easy
Quote from: MK M GOBL on April 14, 2020, 07:24:50 PM
25 years and never an issue! Bushnell Trophy Shotgun Scope w/Circle X Reticle 1.75-4x32 ($130)
I call it "The Circle of Death"
MK M GOBL
I think that's the one I had , its very nice
The thing about a scope is that you dont have to rely on batteries , and I have a peek through saddle mount and can use that as a reference point and/or backup
Quote from: muskyjunky on April 14, 2020, 06:32:11 AM
I have a Tru-glo Gobble Stopper. I've had it for 3 years now and can say I really like it a lot. The detachable extension for sunny days on field hunts is really nice.
This sight was all fun and games for me until I had it in cold weather. Anywhere between 8-25 degrees it started not working. The red dot with fade away to nothing. I had to keep my hand over the battery area to keep it warm enough incase I had to use it. The only bonus is on my shotgun there is actually enough of a space between the scope and rail that I could actually use the iron sights if need be (barely though).
I will go to a regular shotgun scope or the iron sights after the year. Gave it a try, but a cheap red dot like this is just asking for trouble. I also have the one the OP mentioned...haven't put it on a gun though and the reviews also seem a bit sketchy.
The tru glo strut - rut has worked great for my brother for years
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I heard the Burris Fast Fire 4 will be released this year with different reticle choices.
Quote from: muskyjunky on April 14, 2020, 06:32:11 AM
I have a Tru-glo Gobble Stopper. I've had it for 3 years now and can say I really like it a lot. The detachable extension for sunny days on field hunts is really nice.
I'll second the Gobble Stopper. I'm only in my second season using it, but it's worked great so far.
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