[My very 1st Benelli ! (And I already have a question...)]

Thanks for the replies, I got an answer from brownells and they have a sight that switches out.

Also, the Gunsite GR looks like it will serve my purpose, quite well. Gunsite's listed at $115, which is MUCH cheaper than MMC. It is unprotected, which is fine.

 

BTW, I think the world of the Ghost Ring, fastest Target Acquisition besides a red dot.

[My very 1st Benelli ! (And I already have a question...)]

Thanks, M1014. I had to buy it at that price, I'd NEVER afford one otherwise. I am very proud of it, I'll post a pic when I return stateside, in about two months. I am planing on giving it a three point sling, Sure Fire light and maybe a pistol grip in addition to the Ghost Rings. I guess maybe a steady diet of Federal OOBuck is in order as well!

 

When I get a chance to inspect it closer, I'll determine how/what sights to use. I was hoping for a simple solution from Benelli... no such luck

[My very 1st Benelli ! (And I already have a question...)]

Ok, I bought my very first Benelli. A beautiful M1 Tactical with rifle sights. I wanted the Ghost Ring, but you can't argue with $480 as a one year-old with an extended magazine kit. I think it was a killer deal...

 

I e-mailed Benelli about the whole, "I want Ghost Ring sights on my rifle-sighted Benelli" problem.

 

Their answer was:

Mann & Sonns 618-357-2911

Hesco 706-884-7967

 

I'm currently out of the country, but cannot find anything on Mann & Sonns on the internet.

Hesco, on the otherhand are Tritium inserts for the Ghost Ring, which I don't have!

I don't think they listened to my problem...

 

Does anyone know where to get a differant sight set or if I can? I would like to put Benelli sights on rather than mounting something like MMC or another outside manufactured sight set.

 

Any suggestions?

[Need some help with my M1014]

Nice M1014, A room-broom between two street howitzers! You should be very proud!

 

[ 03-19-2004, 03:39 AM: Message edited by: FREE RIFLEMAN ]

[M1 Super 90 Side Saddle]

I saw a Benelli with the Side Saddle mounted directly to the rear stock in this year's SURE FIRE Combat Tactics Magazine...

 

I liked the idea because I didn't want to scratch the reciever to a $1000 gun.

 

I had one on my Mossberg and it scratched it up pretty good after repeated cleaning and everything...