Red dots on springers

[450BM]

How are you converting the 11mm groove to the picatinny rail most red dots use?

Found a picatinny rail on Amazon that fits on the 11mm groove. I think it was 11 bucks.

 

[outdooorgb]

I just saw someone posted a Hawke 1x20 3moa red dot in the classifieds, with 9-11 mm rails. .
Per the Hawke site: Ideal For Pistols, ARs And Hunting Rifles

 

[badger5th]

I just saw someone posted a Hawke 1x20 3moa red dot in the classifieds, with 9-11 mm rails. .
Per the Hawke site: Ideal For Pistols, ARs And Hunting Rifles

I own two of them. Sit solid on my R9 with no stop pin. They don't move.

 

[Snake-Eater]

I have a cheap amazon red dot on my Benjamin Regal 2. No issues for being on for about a year. The sight is 3 MOA so I don't really expect it to be accurate.

 

[davelarson]

I use a red dot on my HW30S and have had no issues. It’s a 2 moa dot on a Millett
that’s been discontinued, too bad because it’s so slim, lightweight and has a crisp tiny dot.

 

[Bear-of-Grayling]

I’ve used this cheap dot ($35) and others on many magnum springers. Never lost one yet. They are very durable. This is the Hatsan 135. They do not slam much harder than this one.

 

[ba49]

I have had a cheap Amazon red-green dot on my Hatsan 130s for about 6 months and no issues and no POI changes so far. At least 2000 pellets fired through it.

 

[Wanderson]

Same here, run Field Sport reflex sights on my old Daisy/Gamo & Hatsan 95 springers, $30-$40 each off Amazon.
The Daisy/Gamo has had a reflex for several years, no issues, no shift in POI.
Hatsan is only a year old but so far, so good.
I have had some inexpensive reflex sights with push button activation that would shut off under recoil but the cheapo ones with the dial control seem to work fine.