Not picking on you personally Nubo but it cracks me up when people say this sight or that sight isn't bright enough. When I started bow hunting fiber optic sights were not even available. You could get a battery operated pin if you wanted a bright light but the head was about 1/4" in diameter, LOL. I started with a Fineline crosshair sight that uses steel wires to form the cross. I have hunted with that sight for 15 years and never had a problem with not being able to use it during legal hours (all I did was paint it flourescant orange). I just bought a spott-hogg to put on my Allegiance and all I can say is WOW. This is my first fiber optic sight and yes there are others that are brighter, but this baby has one sweet sight picture. With my old non fiber optic and non lighted sight I could hunt till 1/2 hour after sunset no problem and any fiber optic sight is only going to be better. Maybe the lighting is different in Canada but in Ohio it gets dark pretty close to 1/2 hour after sunset and if it does get dark a little before legal shooting time (overcast or foggy days) then I just climb down.