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Just got back from a sheep hunt , ( one of us usually bring a bear rifle) and we had a bear incident and have decided to go peep sight for my model 7o stainless Classic in 375. I was not happy with a scope .Was wondering if anyone could make a recommendation for a peep that will work with a factory front sight? Guess I can change it all if need be but just being cheap I guess!
Thanks in advance for any experienced advise
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Not sure what your laws are on problem bears, but I'm guessin' they need to be close enough that the open sights should be just fine. If not, use a quality red dot. I've got a 1-4 scope on mine and it's faster than a peep.
molɔ̀ːn labé skýla
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Defense of life and property trumps all here in regard to problem bears. This bear went through the bear fence and totaled our base camp. Going back to a peep because they do not fog , no battery to fail , and I think they are more "heads up". Bears can be on you faster than most can imagine, I went with a Lyman , the folks at midway were helpful even though they still bend us over on shipping😢
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Never mind , I see you already bought a sight.
Last edited by mtech; 08/26/16.
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