HIVIZTriViz Fiber Optic Turkey Sight

I really like they way they look on my over under shotgun. the fiber optics are very bright during the day. They also function good at night with just the light from the moon. They are pretty accurate and feel very secure in my gun. The windage adjustment dosent really do anything but the sights seem pretty spot on out for the box.

I am a better sight shooter than point shooter and these sights help me line up the front and rear wicked fast. The stock tiny fiber optic with a polished steel pin for a "rear" sight on my Benelli Nova just wasn't doing it for me. The first time I took my gun out with this sight on it I was on a dove hunt, I had not fired a single round yet to test out the new sights. I wasn't sure how well it was going to work because people normally do a lot of point shooting for doves, those suckers are fast. I loaded my gun and went to go take a look at our field and I kicked one up, I shouldered my gun, lined up my sights in my sight picture lightning fast and knocked that dove down at 30 yards in flight, first shot ever fired with these sights was a kill. The rest of the day went great I ended up knocking down 8 doves with about 40 shells (I only have 3 years shooting experience, and 5 shells per Dove aint bad) I think what makes lining up the sights so intuitive is that you basically replicate your sight picture window with the sights, in other words, if you drew a triangle around the optics while lined up, it would have the same angles as your window. Installation was easy and you need only basic mechanical skills to set the sight up perfectly. The instructions say to mount the rear sight as far back on the barrel as possible but I disagree. You should place the sight all the way back on the barrel, and then slowly move it forward until you can easily bring the front and rear sights into focus simultaneously, for most shooters using a 28" barrel, this will be somewhere on the second rib. I will use these sights for any type of gun hunting I do from now on. Oh and the construction is ABS, not quite the same grade as the rest of my Benelli, but it is solid, you don't have to worry too much about it getting banged around, it comes with a clear plastic cap to protect your front optic, which I immediately lost, so I just take the front optic out of the mount during transport and store it with the rest of them, it takes about two seconds and it's probably a better method than relying on the cap anyways.

Okay so this would have been 5/5 stars but I had to knock one. The sight sighted in my 12g pump perfectly. It is sturdy and feels like it stays sighted in. The sight allowed me to be more accurate in the Turkey woods and see more of my target. The sight is very bright in low light conditions. As far as performance goes 5/5. The reason I’m taking one star off is because the installment was so hard! The screws and nuts were so tiny and it was ridiculously hard to see. I feel like bigger screws and nuts wouldn’t be that difficult to provide or effect the sight. Installment required a tiny screwdriver and took about 30-45 mins. After it was on though it was solid!

At this price, I didn’t expect much, but I was blown outta the water by how good it is. Install was simple and quick. Sights are BRIGHT… even on a cloudy day.

What can I say? My 14 year old shot his first turkey this past weekend at 45 yards using these sights! It worked great! I found that the best target practice was setting an empty milk jug at 40 yards and just keep firing away at it! You can tell could tell if it was a direct hit or if the shot hit the ground in front or behind. In our case there was no sighting adjustment needed. One thing you do want to make sure of is that your front bead can be unscrewed since the front sight is secured by a screw that goes into the bead threads. Some shotguns have the bead pressed in and it would be a big pain to pull it out, then drill & tap the hole for the sight screw.

The sight itself seems really nice. I got this for a Mossberg Maverick and it fits well and is nice and bright, however, the instructions for installing the front sight says, "4. Remove adhesive tape backing." Seemed easy enough, except there was no adhesive tape backing. It's not magnetic either, so I'm guessing I need to get some sort of adhesive to keep it in place, but that was the only negative issue I found.If it turns out that the missing adhesive tape was an issue at the factory (things get missed sometimes... I get it, it happens) and they correct the issue, I'll update my review accordingly. If not, folks need to know the info on the packaging is not correct and no adhesive is included.

First off this is one of my favorite turkey sights. I put it on even ground with dead ringer, and my reflex red dot. Installation was difficult. Incredibly small screws and nuts. Once on the gun though its amazing. Windage and elevation adjustments to dial in the pattern. Clarity of sights and amount of sight picture is fantastic. Worth the money.

I found the sight to be bright and easy to line up. The install was a little tricky and the packaging needs to be changed. The package contains very, very small parts loosely in the molded slot for them. So be careful when you open it and place a light colored cloth on a table to catch any rollers. The instructions do not say how to get those small nuts in the mount's slots. It comes with a short and long screw set. My maverick needed the short screws to mount it to the rib. So I used the long screws and threaded those small nuts to them. Then pulled the screws to draw the nuts into the slot. I unscrewed the long bolts and then installed the short bolts, done.