I'd try what buckhunter12 says. The added advantage of longer fibers is that the batteries, at $3 each, don't run down at the wrong time. One of the biggest problems with most lights is that when you need them the most, they actually make the pins too bright. Thus it's often hard to make out anything beyond the pins.

Something hardly ever mentioned is the age of the shooter. Old eyes see things differently than younger ones.

I have the light on my Real Deal, which ismounted on my 3D bow. I've had it over two years now and still using the original batteries. Reason? I just told you.

I won't even consider this sight for hunting. It's rugged enough, but the guard just doesn't protect the fibers well enough. It's too narrow. For hunting I use an HHA OL-5000 set for 25 yards.