Comments on: Introducing The Redring Shotgun Sight

By: Sloan Stribling

Sloan Stribling — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 21:31:30 +0000

I am right handed, but left eye dominant. I would love to have one of these on my Remington 1100 20 gauge, but the price is going to have to come way down before I’ll be buying one. I’ve never paid close to $800.00 for a shotgun, much less a sight!

By: Shane O

Shane O — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 05:15:57 +0000

Recenly got my hands on the product, well built, neat design. Unfortunately going to wait until someone knocks it of in a realistic price point. Can’t see paying more than docter red dot.

By: JohnB

JohnB — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 06:27:07 +0000

I saw a video on the web that said it worked very well but it is “pricey.” They should have said it works very well but the price is well out of line. I was thinking $80, $100, $125 – but $599? That’s a significant percentage of a decent gun, but a sight! Without having actually tried the product I would say these people got everything right but the price. Please reconsider and good luck.

By: Dylan

Dylan — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 06:21:38 +0000

Looks like a great product, very impressed by the ability to mount easily onto any shotgun rib. Turned off by the completely unreasonable price. I was expecting to pay around $100 for it as an illuminated, non magnified reticle similar in construction to a red dot albeit with a different mounting method. Perhaps $200 for the novelty and convenience of this as the first of its kind. However, this price($599+) is just ridiculous.

By: Ed Berris

Ed Berris — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 03:17:11 +0000

What’s wrong with this product? Nothing but the ridiculous price. There’s an old saying in marketing: Do you want slow dimes or fast nickels? If you want to showcase the product, keep the price where it is. Few will buy it but it will impress a handful of folks with money to burn. But, if you really want to see your product in use by thousands then get real about your price. $100 would make this item pop instead of poop. This product simply does not have enough in materials or manufacturing costs to warrant this price. Someone isn’t using their head or simply has no idea how to sell in the US market.

By: Todd Rupp

Todd Rupp — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 17:21:28 +0000

Wow! I was so happy I found a sighting devise I was looking for. Has everything I wanted, no special mounting, I can put it on whichever shotgun I was using. Low profile, more than ever thought I would find in the perfect package for me or anyone. I was thinking how envyous my hunting buddies are going to be in a couple of weeks when they get here from 5 different states. How there was no way they could get one in by the end of the week long hunt. I keep reading and found myself reaching for my debit card and smiling the whole time I was reading down the article. Then I saw it. What! Are you kidding me. More than my Ziess for my Browning A Bolt .325. What a bummer. No way could I justify that. It is very cool and I want one badly, however, unless I hit the lottery, I will never buy one with money I have to work for. Back to reality… Don’t mind a guy making money, just not ALL from me.. Good luck with your sales.

By: Judy Mueller

Judy Mueller — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 10:05:21 +0000

Awesome product! Lower the price on a few (by a ton) as a temporary promotion, and sell those to people like me who have been shotgunning , mostly 5 stand and pheasant hunting, for many years, but have been plagued by a strong left eye dominence leading to poor and inconsistent performance. I would be great to choose as a promotional user, as i am very experienced with shotguns, shoot clays and birds, PLUS you could provide me one this summer or fall, when Cabelas opens a store here in Anchorage, I heard it will be about as big as the main store in Mitchell, SD! It’s going to be a really big deal. If you like this idea, but see the advantage of circumstance, I will be driving right through Mitchell on October 13. Please think how one device on my gun can spread sales like wildfire after I return from South Dakota! Best wishes, Judy

By: Richard Hard

Richard Hard — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 14:09:22 +0000

$599… Really for a simple non-magnified spotting device. Not buying it even at half that price.