Need a new red dot for coyotes-which one

[Callingyotes]

When I bought my Beretta 1301T for shotgunning coyotes I decided to put a red dot on it. In order to get it as low as possible I took the ghost rings and pic rail off. I had a vortex venom that I had never mounted on anything so I put it on. Sighted it in at 35 yards with federal 3” #4 buck. It worked well on quite a few coyotes. The other day I sat till dark and was going to use it on some problem beaver. As the sun started to go down I was unable to turn down the brightness of the red dot. Now I’m in search of finding a new red dot and not sure what to put on?

 

[crapshoot]

Lifetime warranty. Send it in.

Have you tried switching to or from manual/ auto mode?

 

[Callingyotes]

Ya tried everything and it just stays really bright all the time

 

[Don_P]

.......Now I’m in search of finding a new red dot and not sure what to put on?

Lifetime warranty. Send it in.....

Couldn't agree more. Vortex has a very customer oriented warranty program.

 

[redhaze]

The reason they have such a good warranty department is because they get lots of practice.

 

[crapshoot]

Maybe some of the higher priced competition should take notes.

 

[jmeddy]

I have a Burris Fastfire II and III. 1 is on my 870 for coyotes and the other is on my old side x side for gobblers. Never have had a lick of problems with either and they are several years old. They one on the 870 dims automatically low enough to be fine in the dark when I used it with red lights in thick cover.

 

[hm1996]

Had a Burris FFII mounted on my Garand which would still be on it if it had some magnification. As a rifle sight my eyes needed a bit of magnification. The optic worked well and managed the recoil w/o issues.