Most important to me is the construction of the site and the materials that it's made of. It must be light, solidly constructed out of metal. The pins should be bright and also well protected so that they are not destroyed easily when walking to your stand if it should catch a branch. The site should be easy to adjust but at the same time solid in the fact the pins will not move unless it is being adjusted.
Excellent reasons for choosing your sites,exactly what i.m looking for as well.Thats why I chose my Copper John.I am also thinking on purchasing the Cobra Sidewinder LX this year,I was pretty impressed with this site.
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?
The main purpose of the bubble level on your site is to help prevent you from torquing your bow.