Well, ladies and gents, a bit of follow-up as a "thank you" and a courtesy for all the great input I received on this thread.
After I took the artillery scope off of my new rifle, I did lots of reading, read lots of reviews, and finally decided on a Burris MTAC 1-4 x 24 (w/ illuminated reticle) combo, which included a 3MOA red-dot, the Burris Fast Fire III.
Without further adieu, here is the Stag Arms 3G w/ the Burris MTAC all mounted up.
Then things got a little weird, and I decided to get artsy.
This up close and personal one I liked a lot due to the contrast between the light and dark areas, as well as the interplay between some of the smoother, rounded edges and the sharp, hard ones.
Here's the business end of things:
All in all, I'm not sold on the idea of having a red-dot on top of my optic, but I'll give it a whack. Most likely the red-dot will find a new home on my Remington 870 HD shotgun.
Thanks again for all the input; I can't wait to take this baby to the range!
After I took the artillery scope off of my new rifle, I did lots of reading, read lots of reviews, and finally decided on a Burris MTAC 1-4 x 24 (w/ illuminated reticle) combo, which included a 3MOA red-dot, the Burris Fast Fire III.
Without further adieu, here is the Stag Arms 3G w/ the Burris MTAC all mounted up.
Then things got a little weird, and I decided to get artsy.
This up close and personal one I liked a lot due to the contrast between the light and dark areas, as well as the interplay between some of the smoother, rounded edges and the sharp, hard ones.
Here's the business end of things:
All in all, I'm not sold on the idea of having a red-dot on top of my optic, but I'll give it a whack. Most likely the red-dot will find a new home on my Remington 870 HD shotgun.
Thanks again for all the input; I can't wait to take this baby to the range!
