sights

[Joe]

I am getting back into bowhunting and not sure what sight to get, so what is your favorite sight and why?

[deerslayersean]

i just bought the tru glo tru site xtreme in camo and .19" pins and very easy to set up and its micro adjust and got it for 80 bucks

[darrenwondo]

It will cost you but I got a Spot Hogg last summer. Model - Hunter Hogg-It 5-Pin with the fiber optic wrap accessory that they offer. Small pins and very bright. I can't imagine needing a light, if the pins aren't lit its too dark to shoot anyway. It does the job. It has the most precise adjustablility out there - 2nd and 3rd axis leveling. Also, all of the sighting adjustments have no clamps which is really convenient. Again, it is a bit pricey but I found a good price on the internet (Two Morrows Archery) - beat Cabelas and local shops by nearly a hundred. Definitely the best engineered sight I've seen.

[hd2500]

i use a impact archery single pin sight on my bow very bright pin, my son has i think it's a trophy ridge works the same as mine for half the price but the pins are not nearly as bright

[Ole 20 Point]

It will cost you but I got a Spot Hogg last summer. Model - Hunter Hogg-It 5-Pin with the fiber optic wrap accessory that they offer. Small pins and very bright. I can't imagine needing a light, if the pins aren't lit its too dark to shoot anyway. It does the job. It has the most precise adjustablility out there - 2nd and 3rd axis leveling. Also, all of the sighting adjustments have no clamps which is really convenient. Again, it is a bit pricey but I found a good price on the internet (Two Morrows Archery) - beat Cabelas and local shops by nearly a hundred. Definitely the best engineered sight I've seen.Bowcrazy just got one of these and it does look pretty awesome and well worth the extra $$$.

[bowcrazy]

That spot hogg is awesome, just put it on my mathews , it is really bright.:thup:

[bowtechman1966]

i got the boomslang and love it:thup:

[sud-z]

I use HHA Brushfire. Just changed from the HHA Adjustable slide to the fixed pin. Brightest sight on the market IMO.

[gunsmith1]

Hey Joe, I use a Tru-Glo Range Rover single pin sight. I've tried quite a few different sights over the years and this seems to work very good. I use to have mutiple pin sights but all you really need is a single pin. The Tru-Glo is very brite in low light situations and this sight can be adjusted to mutiple ranges. I'm shooting Carbon Express arrows and shooting a four inch group at seventy yards. But it all comes down to what the individual likes. Good luck on what you choose.:thup: