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Question: Does this site need a picatinny rail or can it be mounted on a dove tail mount? Namely a Ruger Mini-30 / 14.
Document: Buy this and a picatinny rail or weaver mount for your 10/22 (which you also have to buy with a $40 POS red dot) and be done with it. As for the view, it is not worse than a peep sight with a small aperture, but with a both eyes open shooting style you will not even notice it blocking anything of consequence.
Even in low light the sight is very easy to lock onto and follow. It's amazing how something so simple works so well. It is a little strange learning to not look through a scope, but you pick it up really fast. Now I need another for a backup sight on my Mini 14. Ahhhhh shooting addiction.
This sight works great on my ksg, both eyes open shooting, no batteries required, will be getting another for my other shotguns, heads up though on a ksg you WILL need to get a picatinny riser to bring the sight up into veiw, i used a 1/2" riser and all is good!
I've tested my unit on everything from a PSE Tac-15 crossbow, two different 12 gauge shotties, a .22lr semi-auto, a mini-14 and even stepped it up and tested it on a .375 H&H. ;Zero issues.At this point, I would recommend this sight to anyone looking to upgrade their bead or conventional irons with an as I put it, &#34;Eat at Joe's&#34; option.
Wasnt sure how this would work just from reading about it but once I received and tried it out I truly like it.Works perfect on my KSG on top of the UTG riser mount.
Very fast to use. Requires practice to adjust to the unique sight picture. Is not as bright as anticipated indoors, but very bright and distinct in good light. Will now take it off AR and mount it on a scout mount on an SKS.
When I tried using this sight in conjunction with a tactical light in a dark room, it would not work at all. I have an inexpensive red dot sight that costs less than the See All that works fine and would also work where this sight doesn't.The second reason is the way it mounts. The sight slides over a rail and is held in place with 2 vertical set screws instead of clamping onto the rail like virtually all other sights.
I like trying out new shooting ideas, small and light weight.Best used in daylight for optic to gather light.One inch riser is need for better sight alignment.
I originally purchased this sight as a quick shot sight for my hog rifle. An H&R Handi rifle in 444 marlin. It was a breeze to install. There is some slop upon initially locating it on the weaver mount, but once the screws are cinched down with a little blue loc tite all is well. I had no problem sighting it in. There are no click adjustments so go slow. I didn't find that a problem at all just take your time.
As the title states, it took me a little getting used to. In fact, I had this mounted to a rifle for a brief period of time and removed it with a little disappointment after only a couple weeks of &#34;trying&#34; it. Months went by and I found myself checking it out again. This time I mounted it to a light weight .22lr and began testing it more frequently.
Answer: yes