Scope / Sight on a .410

[MrPuffyPants]

Hello,

I am thinking of buying one of these:
http://www.wholesalesports.com/onlinestore/control/category/~category_id=10120011010334/~pcategory=10120011

I would be using it for grouse. What I am wondering, is if it is worth mounting some sort of sight or something on it. Does anyone have any suggestions? Or should I just leave it alone and shoot it as is?:confused:

[Leverboy]

Just the regular bead site on a .410 is fine.

[duffy4]

There was one of those at the Auction in RedDeer last weekend. I would have bid on it but I was waiting for a particular rifle and wanted to save my piggy bank for it. Turns out I got the gun I was after for a fair bit less than I thought i'd have to pay. I may have been able to get the 410 too.

You could carry that little piece in your day pack and shoot grouse while big game hunting.

[catnthehat]

Just the regular bead site on a .410 is fine.
X2! It's a SHOTGUN, just use the bead and point it....
Cat

[pogo]

Nice lookin' little gun! More interesting than the old Winchester I got for my 13th birthday.

Just the bead oughta do it! Have fun!

[huntinstuff]

I have one in 12g. I put on one of those fibre optic slide on sights that friction fits and notches into the bead. Works perfectly.

[kingrick]

has any one else got one of these I bought one and it shoots low! I mean real low a chicken at 15 yards i shoot 2 feet low to hit it.

[Leverboy]

That would mean its hitting high. if you have to aim very very low to hit it that means it normally shoots high.

[raised by wolves]

These models don't pattern all that well. A buddy of mine has one and neither of us has a high opinion of it. There are much better single shots out there in the same, if not better price range.

[gramps73]

Bought one a year back, the grouping on it is bad to say the least. Also the sound is enough to scare them to death...
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