Upgrade your shotgun's aiming capabilities with the Truglo Glo-Dot II Fiber Optic Front Sight. This high-visibility sight is specifically crafted for 12-20 gauge shotguns, enhancing accuracy and target acquisition in various lighting conditions. The bright green fiber optic rod provides a clear aiming point, ensuring quick and precise shots.
Key Features:
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Fiber Optic Technology: Utilizes a green fiber optic rod for maximum brightness and visibility, even in low-light environments.
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Easy Installation: Designed for simple installation on most 12-20 gauge shotgun barrels.
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Durable Construction: Made from rugged materials to withstand recoil and harsh weather conditions.
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Increased Accuracy: Enhances sight picture and target alignment for improved accuracy.
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Universal Fit: Compatible with most 12-20 gauge shotgun models.
Specifications:
- Color: Green
- Compatibility: 12-20 Gauge Shotguns
- Material: Steel housing with fiber optic rod
- Sight Type: Front sight
- Optic Rod Diameter: Standard size for optimal visibility
- Dimensions: Compact design for minimal interference with overall firearm profile
Benefits:
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Enhanced Visibility: The bright green color ensures quick target acquisition, even in low-light situations.
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Improved Accuracy: Helps shooters maintain a consistent sight picture for more accurate aiming.
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Durable Design: Built to withstand the rigors of field use and adverse weather conditions.
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Universal Application: Fits most 12-20 gauge shotgun barrels without modification.
Package Includes:
- Truglo Glo-Dot II Fiber Optic Front Sight
- Mounting screws
- Installation instructions
Ideal For:
- Hunting
- Target Shooting
- Sporting Clays
- Home Defense
Upgrade your shotgun's front sight with the Truglo Glo-Dot II Fiber Optic Front Sight and experience improved accuracy and target acquisition. Whether you're hunting in low light or aiming at targets on the range, this sight will enhance your shooting performance. Easy to install and built to last, it's an essential accessory for any shotgun enthusiast.
