ORIGINAL: LouisianaTomkat
This is only my opinion, but wouldn't you want to try to use as close to the same sight and rest as you will be usingfor hunting. I mean, if I want to be really proficient for a hunting situation, why would I settle for accessories of a different type on my 3D rig. (I am not a 3D shooter. Yet
) After all, the shot I take while hunting will always be more important than a foam animal.
LT
Can someone give an educated answer here to my reasoning above.
Thansk, LT
This is kind of relative to one of Matt/PA's posts.
There are 2 different kind of 3d archers. One that shoots on the weekends to have fun and prepare for bowseason and the other that competes to be competitive and win.
Very good read here.
http://huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2491876