wet
I'm a big advocate of sights on a turkey gun, but have no experience with an electric dot.
Spring gobbler hunting usually means WET hunting and wet gear and guns. What ever you get, it should dang well be absolutely, 100% and no doubt about it, waterproof.
I'm fooling with fiber optics, there are several bead and blade conventional sights that are on the market.
A single fiber optic front dot is visible, but under stress and excitement, it is easy to not cheek weld the gun well and look over the barrel, and not down it, and shoot high. A rear blade pulls your head down for more consistent shooting. Plus, an adjustable rear allows you to slide the pattern around to point of aim.
If I were going to run an electric dot on a gobbler gun, it's be a premium one, .... Aimpoint.