SHOTGUN SIGHT CONVENIENCE KITS

SHOTGUN SIGHT CONVENIENCE KITS Reviews & Ratings

Everything you need to achieve a Professional shotgun sight repair or installation. Each kit includes the right drill bit and bottoming tap, plus sight(s) to help you clean up existing threads or install a sight with a larger, stronger shank. The Brownells 6-48 Kit features two, #4 brass front beads. Each Bradley kit has an Ivory, Bradley-type front sight.

SPECS: Bradley sights have 3?32" (2.38mm) long shanks. Sunspot sight has 5?32" (3.96mm) long shanks.

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Reviews Summary
Overall, customers found the SHOTGUN SIGHT CONVENIENCE KITS to be high-quality and easy to use, facilitating straightforward installations on various shotguns. Many appreciated the included drill bit and tap, although a few noted the bead sizes were occasionally too large. The majority were pleased with the value and effectiveness of the kit.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
85%
Customers routinely commend the quality of the kit, highlighting the drill bit, tap, and beads as well-made tools that perform exceptionally well during installation. This contributes to a positive installation experience across various models.
Ease of Use
80%
Many reviewers praise the ease of installation provided by the kit, noting that even those with limited gunsmithing experience were able to successfully complete the job. The included tools simplify the process significantly.
Value for Money
75%
Customers consistently highlight the value of the kit, feeling that it is well-priced given the quality and convenience it offers. The inclusion of multiple tools and sight beads enhances this perception of great value.
Size of Beads
30%
Several users mentioned that while they appreciated the included beads, some found the sizes were larger than expected for certain applications. This led to additional purchases to find the correct fittings.
Installation Recommendations
25%
A few reviews emphasized the importance of using proper tools like a drill press to ensure the best results, suggesting that those inexperienced in gunsmithing should be cautious during installation.
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Drilled and threaded cleanly
Drilled and threaded barrel cleanly and easily, but the #4 bead included in the kit threaded a little loosely in the tapped threads. You'll probably want to use a fair amount of Loctite. I'm an armorer and instructor, not a gunsmith. YMMV.