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  • rong
    I have never used or tried a red dot scope. I have recently purchased a 9 mm carbine just for fun shooting. My boys love shooting it. I was thinking about getting a red dot scope for it in an attempt to spice up the fun of shooting the thing. Any tips on getting/choosing a red dot? Is it worth getting for a carbine?
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  • Ronald J. Snow
    Recently I have been selling the Bushnell Trophy red/green dot with four different shaped reticle choices. I have installed them on handguns and rifles, calibers from 22 to 44 magnum. The retail price should be well under your $150. limit.
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  • bpost
    Most bullseye shooters use Ultradot.
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  • perry shooter
    Can't go wrong with ultradot or gilmore both will stand up to recoil even if mounted on the slide of a 1911 type pistol."PRAISE THE HARD-BALL GUN"
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  • gunnut505
    I've used a Tasco ProPoint II for shooting silhouette for seven years, and I really like it. I also have a Leupold/Gilmore on a 30-30 Carbine, a BSA on a Nylon66, another ProPoint on an SKS, and another on a Ruger GP100. Then there's the S&W 2206; that wears a holosight.
    You didn't say what action type your handgun has, so maybe a search of available mounts would be time better spent. Lots of autos don't have mounts made for them yet, and some of those B-Square ones are shoddy, shaky and loose.

    "Qui non est hodie cras minus aptus erit" --OVID
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Have You checked with <parkdelproducts@yahoo.com> You might consider talking with Jeffrey Porter, the Head Man...I believe they have a Web Site...<www.huntersdiscount.com>...When It comes to Scopes I hear He's the man to talk too.........

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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  • juddroy
    ultra dot Is a fine choice

    Teach them young ! Teach them often !
    God bless America!
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