First of all, let me say I have really enjoyed talking on this forum. Being new to bowhunting, I have gotten alot of good tips from here & from the other forums. Thanks to everyone. My question is, what do you look for when buying sights for your bow. Do you focus on the pins, the material its made out of, the light gathering capability? I've seen where alot of you guys use spot hog & copper john. What makes them different from, say trophy ridge? What do you guys focus on when buying them for yourselves. I get confused because there are so many differnet kinds out there. Its kinda like broadheads, I would like to try them all out, but dont have the money to buy them all @ one time. I dont mind trying different ones as the years go buy, but I dont want to buy something cheaply made. Thanks for the input. O yea I forgot to ask. Is having the "level" on your sights a must. I mean will it increase your accuracy enough to where buying sights with one on it is necassary?