Looking for a new sight...
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Looking for a new sight...
Hey All,
I'm getting a new Ultra Elite in the near future and need new gear to go along with it. I've gotten everything else selected that I want to compliment it, except a sight that is... My budget for a sight is +/-$200... It's main purpose in life is hunting then recreational target. Any suggestions?
R
I'm getting a new Ultra Elite in the near future and need new gear to go along with it. I've gotten everything else selected that I want to compliment it, except a sight that is... My budget for a sight is +/-$200... It's main purpose in life is hunting then recreational target. Any suggestions?
R
#2
RE: Looking for a new sight...
What you just described is a Spot Hogg site. Two models would do you well. The Hunter Hogg-it and the Hogg-it.
I personally use the Hunter Hogg-it for hunting only and love the thing. Its been on 3 bows now and hasn't failed once. The new ones come with the wrapped fiber as well making them very bright.
Buying a Spot Hogg means you're buying the last sight you'll need IMO.
I personally use the Hunter Hogg-it for hunting only and love the thing. Its been on 3 bows now and hasn't failed once. The new ones come with the wrapped fiber as well making them very bright.
Buying a Spot Hogg means you're buying the last sight you'll need IMO.
#3
RE: Looking for a new sight...
Love the Spot Hoggs, and the Vipers are a nice choice too. But this puppy below is gonna be getting a good look from me this year.....it's made by Tru Ball....
http://www.axcelsights.com/
http://www.axcelsights.com/
#7
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Kodiak, AK
Posts: 2,877
RE: Looking for a new sight...
Hands down the most durable, easiest to adjust, brightest and lightest weight sight I've come across (and I've abused/destroyed a lot of top end sights hunting here). Cobra DRM .019" 5 pin.
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/prod...ducts_id=10332
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/prod...ducts_id=10332
#8
RE: Looking for a new sight...
Spot hoggs are great sights, but after trying themtheres one that in my opinion outdoes them. A Black Gold Flashpoint. Great sight, lifetime warranty, and what I really like is the photochromatic cover over the fiberoptic pins. In bright sunlight it turns a dark shade of blue to block out light and dim the pins, and in low light it turns clear to brighten the pins the darker it gets. I love mine, either that or a spot hogg you can't go wrong.
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