june dad
Bearcat
Which rail is best for installing red dot sight on GP100? What would be a low price for a red dot sight such as Burris or Sightmark?thanks
red dot sight
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contender
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I'd suggest you look at Weigand mounts. And I'd look at UltraDot for their dots. They are priced similar to Burris & I've found them to be quite good. Expect to pay $200-$250 or so for a quality red dot.
I'd suggest you look at Weigand mounts. And I'd look at UltraDot for their dots. They are priced similar to Burris & I've found them to be quite good. Expect to pay $200-$250 or so for a quality red dot.
X2 on what contender posted.
the weigand is great for a GP,installed one on my wife's topped with a 30 mm ultradot reddot. she has sent many full tilt rounds down the pipe with zero shift. if this will be a hunting revolver I am partial to the 30 mm tube dot with some scope covers for snowy/drizzle weather hunting. if your going to be shooting targets then you could go with the compact open dot sight. amazon has ultradots for 160$-170$.
the weigand is great for a GP,installed one on my wife's topped with a 30 mm ultradot reddot. she has sent many full tilt rounds down the pipe with zero shift. if this will be a hunting revolver I am partial to the 30 mm tube dot with some scope covers for snowy/drizzle weather hunting. if your going to be shooting targets then you could go with the compact open dot sight. amazon has ultradots for 160$-170$.
dtrayers
Bearcat
See my post here: http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=246461
ph_redhawk
Bearcat
You may want to consider a reflex sight vs. a tube sight on a rail -- much more compact and lower profile to the bore. I have switched over to the small reflex red and green dot sights on all my handguns vs. the tube type sights. There are many available over a wide price range. Here is a Burris on my Redhawk:
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