Sight options

[paul4be]

Once I've finished building my next Crosman pistol, it will need sights. Quite fancy trying a Red dot. Have looked at what JSR offer, in 25mm, 30mm and 40mm. Anyone have experience of any of these? Will be for plinking duties out to about 20 yards.

Other option is their pistol scope, but again, not used a scope on a pistol, so thoughts again.

Just want a change from open sights.

Thanks.
Paul.

[davep90]

JSR 30mm red dot is very good for the cash.

Once I've finished building my next Crosman pistol, it will need sights. Quite fancy trying a Red dot. Have looked at what JSR offer, in 25mm, 30mm and 40mm. Anyone have experience of any of these? Will be for plinking duties out to about 20 yards.

Other option is their pistol scope, but again, not used a scope on a pistol, so thoughts again.

Just want a change from open sights.

Thanks.
Paul.

[Phil G]

Once I've finished building my next Crosman pistol, it will need sights. Quite fancy trying a Red dot. Have looked at what JSR offer, in 25mm, 30mm and 40mm. Anyone have experience of any of these? Will be for plinking duties out to about 20 yards.

Other option is their pistol scope, but again, not used a scope on a pistol, so thoughts again.

Just want a change from open sights.

Thanks.
Paul.

Just my 2 cents worth. Red dot for quick target acquisition and scope for pin-point accuracy.

The Red Dots from JSR are good value for money with a high build quality.
His scopes, again, are exellent valve.

Good luck, Phil

[eredel]

I concur with Phil on this one....scope I couldn't get on with so I prefer a quality red dot when not using open sights...I have a nice Simmons multi- reticle red dot ...superb...
Eric.

[paul4be]

Thanks folks.
Think I might give the 40mm Red dot from JSR a try.