I am a big Extreme hunting sight fan.

I do not think that you can find a tougher sight anywhere.I talked to the owners last year at Metropolis(ASA Shoot) and they have a picture of a pickup on one of their sights.I can personally attest to the toghness,I had my bow in a press and forgot to take the sight off and it caught on the edge of the bench as I was pressing.About 2 clicks on the press and I realized the press wasn't moving and saw the sight on the bench.I immediately stopped and the sight hadn't even moved,now that is tough.


They are also excellent people to talk to and very helpfull.Another nice thing is they are located here in Ky.


I know what you are saying about the pins not being on the same plane and would like to see them address that but I havn't found that to be a problem.They look like they are not but they really are the same.It is just an optical illusion that makes the back ones look like they are not the same as the front.Having them on different planes can actually be a help.If you notice the back pins not in alignment with the front, that will immediately tell you that you are torquing the grip.


I don't have the Sniper but I might in the near future.