RE: Need help selecting sights
 

[quote]ORIGINAL: Rookie Bowhunter

Dude, get this one...


Truglo Xtreme sight, tooless, with light, made of metal, and micro adjust...can't beat that for under $80... best choice for the price...

''I have to say i agree with the tru glo here! Bought one last year and love it would definantely buy another one! Cant go wrong with the price either like was said!

RE: Need help selecting sights
 

Well I appreciate everyones reply. I think I will try the toxonics micro adjust. I will put a post up in a couple of weeks to let you guys know my opinion. Anything has to be better than what I'm using.

RE: Need help selecting sights
 

i bought a sight from vital gear and i love it!! Its super bright in lowlight conditions and it comes up fromt he bottom of the sight so your not blocking the deer with it when ur aiming.

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I HIGHLY sugest gettina a Sword Acusite, they are strong, light and they wont bend, i'v dropped mine multiple times and havnt gotten a bend yet.

RE: Need help selecting sights
 

???!!! Dude, get a wrist sling!;)

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I was just using my experiences as an example of how strong the Sword sites are. And i do have a finger loop it has justforgot to put it on a couple of times.

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I love my cobra sidewinder lx. I've had it I think over a year and even though the fiber optics don't stick right on to the metal part of the pin, I have not had it brake on me.

the sidewinder lx can move outward and inward several inches and can also be taken off the bow with the big take-down screw it uses to move in and out.

Also, I been thinking of getting the truglow t f o pins, the ones with tritium (radio active plastic) that glow day or night. The t f o pins stick to the metal blade of the pin.
The only thing I am not sure is how bright they glow in the dark(if it's pitch black I'm not shooting) and they cost about 25 bucks for a single pin.

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I have a fuse on one bow, it has a big guard to protect fibers. On my hunting bow I have a spothogg hunter, which is bullet proof but a little spendy.