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All mounts made must be installed by us at Full Bore Air and we can sight them in at you request.
When choosing a paintball sight you have to take into consideration a few things:
.How easy it is to bring the
sight to the "shoulder" or how you change from the carrying position to the aiming and shooting position, this needs to be
second nature for you to find the target in the sight. you might think that you know where the target is but when you try
to see him or her in the sight you cant see, why would this happen? It happens because your sight has whats called a small
objective lense, the lens in the front is to small to gather enough light to see well so what you see though the goggles is
a blur. This is common but fixable by upgrading to a larger diameter sight and possibly even a night vision scope but these
are bulky and heavy and sure not something worth $1500-$5000 only to be trashed in a match.
.Make sure that it can take a direct hit from a full power paintball at semi close range. most red dot sights will simply
shatter when hit, ya it looks cool but they are not effective in gameplay. It takes a solid metal mount and high quality lenses
to not break or shatter.
At full bore air we can will install our custom sight/scope mounts for paintball guns that have a feed port infront of
the sight rail this lets you mount a small scope or a red dot which is better for play, this helps you get more kills in play
and be more confidant than the spray in pray method of unscoped paintball guns.
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