What is FastFire?

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Sorry, I have not heard of it and have seen several post talking about it but have not seen what it is.
 
The main appeal of the Burris FastFire to me is that it's very small and extremely durable (compared to the "red dot" scopes).

Technically speaking, the Burris FastFire is a "reflex" sight, not a "red dot" sight. But the concept of an aiming "dot" is the same with both.

The Burris "Speed Bead" is basically just a different mounting system for the FastFire (or maybe it's that the FastFire is just a different mounting system for the Speed Bead).

The Burris FastFire (and Speed Bead) is generally more expensive than the "red dot" scopes. But, it is among the less expensive of the quality, and more durable reflex sights.
 
because it forces you pull your cheek down to look straight down the rib. it keeps your eyes focused on the target (duck, goose, dove, clay or whatever. Most people (myself included, have a tendency to point shoot at moving objects and that is what causes low hits on clays and wings/tail hits on ducks/geese.

the speed keeps your eye right down the rib, where it is supposed to be and really helps you lead the target.

just my opinion. I have speed beads on my SX3, Gold 10, BPS 10 and two 20 gauges. Pretty much anything that I am going to wingshoot with. My wife uses them on clays.

I am starting my daughter out with a youth model 20 gauge and she has one on it too.

Guess you can say I am speed bead fan lol.
 
Do they sale them? No.

Can you make them? Yes.

They do not sale them for a 10 gauge either. But, you can modify any of the mounting systems to fit your gun. Just have to be sure to compensate for recoil. My gunsmith in Dover has modified their systems for a few guns that we shoot.
 
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