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Tom2 · August 20, 2004, 03:00 PM

If you have the slug barrel on a Rem with the rifle type sights, you can get a set of FIRESIGHTS that have glowing(in daylight) dots on them. Pretty neat and good when there is a dark or undefined background, unlike a white target paper. They are not expensive and are made for the Rem among others. Or you can get tritium night sights for some models of shotguns, if the potential use of the gun can justify the rather expensive little things. Check out a Brownells catalog for a good selection of Remington shotgun goodies.

August 20, 2004, 03:00 PM	#4
Tom2 Senior Member Join Date: June 23, 2004 Location: Ohio Posts: 5,676	Sights If you have the slug barrel on a Rem with the rifle type sights, you can get a set of FIRESIGHTS that have glowing(in daylight) dots on them. Pretty neat and good when there is a dark or undefined background, unlike a white target paper. They are not expensive and are made for the Rem among others. Or you can get tritium night sights for some models of shotguns, if the potential use of the gun can justify the rather expensive little things. Check out a Brownells catalog for a good selection of Remington shotgun goodies.