Mojo Sights?

**sdh1911** · 01-29-2007 03:49 PM

Sounds good to me. You gotta go for what works for you-SDH

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**Swagman** · 04-12-2007 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by sailorjosh

I get much more enjoyment with the mojo sight and that's all that really matters to me. I'm not a big fan of scopes, but I have real trouble seeing military type sights clearly (I am only 21 but a bit farsighted), so the mojo sights are the perfect middle ground for me. I also plan on hunting with my mosin and/or enfield - so I want to be able to aquire my sight picture as quickly as possible and make a clean shot. But hey, different strokes!

Sailorjosh:
Still happy with the Mojo?
Like sdh1911 I don't really like the idea of an AM sight but have about given up on finding anything like a reasonably priced receiver mounted aperture for my Ishy 2A.
Swagman

**Skippy** · 04-13-2007 03:54 PM

The only problem with the mojo site is that it doesn't add to the sight radius. FOr that reason alone I'd look for a parker hale rear apeture type site, just for the added inherent accuracy.

**sailorjosh** · 04-16-2007 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by Swagman

Sailorjosh:
Still happy with the Mojo?
Like sdh1911 I don't really like the idea of an AM sight but have about given up on finding anything like a reasonably priced receiver mounted aperture for my Ishy 2A.
Swagman

Yep, love it, works great. I got one for a sportered enfield I have too.

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