
Purpose-built for the fast pace of turkey hunting and wing shooting, the Viper® Shotgun Enclosed Micro Red Dot’s Multi-Reticle System offers seven reticle options to quickly adapt to diverse shooting situations. Here’s how each option can help you bag more game.

Bag More Game with the Multi-Reticle System
3 MOA Dot
3 MOA Dot
As your most precise point of aim, this setting is ideal for any application that uses tight-patterning shotgun and load combinations. Its simplicity and uncluttered view are perfect for turkey hunting, or any other slow to stationary target.

32 MOA Circle + 3 MOA Dot
The 32 MOA circle opens up your point of aim, simplifying shots on slower moving game like pheasant. (The 32 MOA circle roughly corresponds to a full choke’s pattern.)

65 MOA Circle + 3 MOA Dot
With the bigger circle, you get a better shot at fast-moving, closer-range game like passing ducks. Perfect for fast-shooting scenarios 65 MOA places those wider patterns at shorter ranges. (The 65 MOA circle roughly corresponds to a modified choke’s pattern.)

32 MOA Circle + 65 MOA Circle + 3 MOA Dot
Put all the options together and you get a point of aim with all the versatility to drop running rabbits and other small game that changes directions and speeds quickly. Adaptability and versatility are the name of the game with this combination, letting you both place a precise shot when needed, and place those wider patterns on moving game in a hurry.

Want the low down on why you should put a red dot on your turkey gun? Check out this blog. Also, don’t miss this podcast on the best turkey gauge, or this 10-Minute Talk on how far is too far to shoot turkey.
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