Dead Ringer Killer Combo Shotgun Sights DR4331

The Dead Ringer Killer Combo DR4331 combines the Beard Buster and Duck Buster rear shotgun sights in one versatile sight system for turkey hunting, waterfowl, and wing shooting. Switch between the two rear apertures to customize the sight picture for different hunting applications.

The Killer Combo features a low-profile front sight with interchangeable orange and green optical Lexan light pipes, while the rear sight provides micro-adjustable windage and elevation. The system uses a universal mounting design for compatible 1/4", 5/16", and 3/8" vent-rib shotguns. The T-6 aircraft-grade aluminum construction provides a durable sighting system for demanding hunting conditions.

Dead Ringer Killer Combo FAQ

What is the Dead Ringer Killer Combo?

The Dead Ringer Killer Combo is a front and rear shotgun sight system that combines the Beard Buster and Duck Buster rear apertures. It allows hunters to use a turkey-oriented sight picture or a waterfowl and wing-shooting sight picture without purchasing separate complete sight systems.

What does the Dead Ringer Killer Combo include?

The DR4331 includes the Beard Buster and Duck Buster rear sights, an elevated front sight, interchangeable orange and green light pipes, five front-sight screws, three rear-sight spacer plates, two metal rear-sight clamps, and an Allen wrench.

Is the Dead Ringer Killer Combo good for turkey hunting?

Yes. The Beard Buster rear aperture is designed for turkey hunting and uses the orange ring as a highly visible aiming reference. The circular sight picture can also help estimate turkey distance at approximately 30-35 yards.

Is the Dead Ringer Killer Combo good for duck hunting?

Yes. The Duck Buster rear aperture is designed for waterfowl and wing shooting and provides built-in lead references intended to help with moving targets. Switching to the Duck Buster aperture gives the Killer Combo a sight picture suited to waterfowl hunting.

Can you switch between the Beard Buster and Duck Buster sights?

Yes. The Killer Combo includes both rear apertures, allowing you to change the sight configuration depending on the type of hunting you are doing. This makes the Killer Combo a versatile option for hunters who pursue both turkey and waterfowl.

Is the Dead Ringer Killer Combo adjustable?

Yes. The rear sight provides windage and elevation adjustment so you can establish the desired point of impact. Make small adjustments and pattern the shotgun again after each change.

How do you install the Dead Ringer Killer Combo?

The Killer Combo uses a universal mounting system designed for compatible vent-rib shotguns. The kit includes mounting hardware, spacer plates, rear-sight clamps, and an Allen wrench. Select the appropriate mounting components for your shotgun and follow the supplied installation instructions.

What size vent rib does the Dead Ringer Killer Combo fit?

The Killer Combo is designed for 1/4", 5/16", and 3/8" vent-rib shotguns. Because shotgun rib designs and mounting hardware can vary, verify the rib dimensions and compatibility of your specific shotgun before installation.

Does the Dead Ringer Killer Combo require gunsmithing?

The Killer Combo is designed for straightforward installation on compatible vent-rib shotguns and includes the mounting hardware needed for installation. If the supplied hardware does not properly fit your shotgun, do not modify the sight or shotgun to force a fit.

What color light pipe should I use with the Killer Combo?

The Killer Combo includes orange and green optical Lexan light pipes. The best choice depends on the background and available light. Using the light pipe that provides the strongest contrast against the target can make the front sight easier to see.

Does the Dead Ringer Killer Combo work in low light?

The optical Lexan light pipes are designed to provide a highly visible aiming reference in varying lighting conditions. The interchangeable orange and green inserts give you additional options for maintaining contrast during early-morning, late-evening, and overcast hunting conditions.

Do you need to pattern a shotgun after installing the Killer Combo?

Yes. Pattern the shotgun after installation to confirm the point of impact and adjust the sight as necessary. Use the ammunition and choke combination you intend to hunt with, since changing loads or chokes can change the point of impact.