low light sights
10-31-2003, 02:54 PM
#25
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Buford GA USA
Posts: 567
RE: low light sights
VC mi amigo, we cant have you uncomfortable now can we? The Impacts are excellent sites. I have setup several and everyone I know with one loves them. I know one guy with the extension bar and he says it is awesome.
I shoot a HHA single pin myself, and it is a very durable, extremely bright site.
I shoot a HHA single pin myself, and it is a very durable, extremely bright site.
10-31-2003, 08:01 PM
#26
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Land of Oz
Posts: 9,626
RE: low light sights
Thanks, reylamb. Nice to hear from you again. I was wondering how you were doing.
I appreciate the info. I will have one for next season. I' m going to try the extension on it also.
I finally broke down and went to the eye doctor. I have minor trouble with my vision on both ends, near and far. Therefore, I wear contacts to correct only my distance vision while hunting (the other choice was to wear one contact lens for close and one for distance, which causes a loss of depth perception...that would mean somewhat of a loss of the ability to judge yardage while hunting).
Anyway, when wearing the contact lenses for distance, the pins are just a tad too close, so the extension would cause greater clarity and hopefully even tighter groups. My groups really tightened up just from the lenses and I' m pretty stoked about the idea of an extension for the pins.
Thanks again.
I appreciate the info. I will have one for next season. I' m going to try the extension on it also.
I finally broke down and went to the eye doctor. I have minor trouble with my vision on both ends, near and far. Therefore, I wear contacts to correct only my distance vision while hunting (the other choice was to wear one contact lens for close and one for distance, which causes a loss of depth perception...that would mean somewhat of a loss of the ability to judge yardage while hunting).
Anyway, when wearing the contact lenses for distance, the pins are just a tad too close, so the extension would cause greater clarity and hopefully even tighter groups. My groups really tightened up just from the lenses and I' m pretty stoked about the idea of an extension for the pins.
Thanks again.
11-19-2003, 08:58 AM
#28
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: RI
Posts: 3,073
RE: low light sights
I checked out Vital Bow Gear, Impact, and liked both. I chose the Tru-Glo single pin Glo-Brite sight though. This thing is exceptionally bright. I can still see the pin when its too dark to shoot (because you can' t see what you' re shooting at). I' ve had people ask if the sight was battery operated b/c it is so bright.
