TRUGLO Tru-Bead Dual-Color Universal Fiber Optic Sight
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Despite the fact that it comes with all of the major brand screw sizes, I still managed to lose one, as the bead came out of the bracket and was lost.
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Fiber optic sights are far more effective with my aging eyes, so I bought this for my Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 1. It's not huge, but it captures a lot of light, making it easy to see not only during the day, but also at night during (illuminated) night trap competitions. Installation was simple, and unlike some other reviewers, I haven't had any issues with the light pipe falling out in the three years I've had it. Maybe you're just lucky. I'm not sure, but I'm pleased with mine and plan to order a second one for my Benelli Supernova's factory light pipe, which is starting to fade. I'm hoping that I won't have any issues with the second one as well.
For my Beretta 694 Sporting, I purchased one of these. I had a Beretta sight, but due to the fact that the sight and screw are all one piece, I couldn't get it to line up properly. For this, I like that the screw and the sight are separate. In addition, the bead is attractive and bright. I've never had so much fun crushing clays! People have complained about the rib piece falling off, so I used Gorilla glue to keep it in place and blue Locktite on the screw (other people have complained about the screw loosening), and I have had no issues after firing about 500 rounds through my gun since installing this sight. It's a keeper, in my opinion.
However, it does not assemble or stay in place on my Affinity. There are either too few or too many clips. I'm also stumped as to how they're connected. They do have a screw hole, but it's on the opposite side of the muzzle end in the picture. It's possible that the instructions could be improved. It appears that using some blue loctite is my only option for keeping it from spinning, which is a shame.
The Winchester vent rib barrel was simple to install. To keep everything secure, I used a dab of blue locktite. After 500 shells, I had no problems with it. Out on the sporting clay range, the dual-color fiber optic shines brightly.
Dual-Glo TG949D TruGlo TG949D TruGlo TG949D Tru The HiViz sights are usually the most popular, but they can rotate around on the vent rib without strong adhesive or a blind pin. br>br>color TruBead sightbr>br>This sight contains several small clips for various sizes of vent ribs on shotguns; the HiViz sights are normally the most popular, but they can rotate around on the vent rib without strong adhesive or a blind pin. These clips keep the eyeglasses in place, which I thought was a great design feature. br>br>The fiber optic bead is an extremely bright fluorescent yellow tube with a red tube on the inside. It is not possible to change the bead. There are several screws included, and the TG949D worked perfectly as a replacement for the factory bead on the Benelli M2. The fiber tube simply fell out of the sight assembly after only a few days of use. The tube isn't held in place by anything! Overall: br>br> 1/5 stars for the rear clip, which is a fantastic design feature. I'd still use a dab of adhesive to keep it from moving around, but the fiber tube will easily fall out.
The colors are extremely vivid. I'm not sure why the red fiber is encased in the green, but it appears to collect more light. I like how the back portion is held in place by a clip. On the screw and base, I recommend using loctite. Update. br>br> The clip comes off after a few skeet rounds. I still like the pipe, so I'll affix it to the rib with crazy glue.
And the view appears to be fantastic!.
This is something I added to my son's V3 and he really enjoys it. It looks great and is simple to put together.
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