HuntingNet.com Forums

HuntingNet.com Forums (https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/)
-   Bowhunting Gear Review (https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/bowhunting-gear-review-31/)
-   -   Montana Black Gold Grand Slam Hunter (https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/bowhunting-gear-review/7881-montana-black-gold-grand-slam-hunter.html)

moonge 03-28-2002 03:09 PM

Montana Black Gold Grand Slam Hunter
 
Specs:

Materials: 6061 T6 machined aluminum

Adjustment: horiz. & vert. calibrated gang

Pins: 4 Black Fin Fiber Optic

Finish: Black

Comments: This is one of those products that dosn't really look "impressive" as far as sights is concerned BUT it is a very functional and durable hunting sight. I would highly suggest it to anyone that is looking for a good solid hunting sight.

Here is how I rate it with 1 being the worst & 10 being the best.

Durability: 10

Adjustibility: 7 (does not have micro adjustment for ultra fine tuning)

Lowlite Performance: 8.5 (I can see them just about till you can't see to shoot anymore) Note: green & yellow show up much better than red which does fade out faster.

Additional Comments: I wish this site came with 5 pins instead of 4 and I wish they would include the extra bubble level with it. Other than that I have no complaints & I am very happy with the product. The lifetime warranty is a nice bonus & includes the Black Fin pins so what more could you ask for?

For more info and a picture go to:
http://www.montanablackgold.com/grandslam.htm

moonge 03-28-2002 05:22 PM

RE: Montana Black Gold Grand Slam Hunter
 
I guess I could have posted a picture!

Jacko 03-30-2002 06:11 AM

RE: Montana Black Gold Grand Slam Hunter
 
Moonge, don't forget their warranty. It's great! If anything breaks they'll send you new parts!

Ky Headhunter 03-30-2002 11:38 PM

RE: Montana Black Gold Grand Slam Hunter
 
Totally agree with everything said so far. Been using mine 4 years now. The red pin definitely fades faster, and doesn't look as crisp as the others while aiming, kinda fuzzy. I used my red one for a 50 yard pin, since I only shoot that distance during backyard practice.

And they're not joking about the lifetime warranty on the pins. I broke one off on a stout tree branch while hoisting my bow up to the stand last October. Sent it back with a note explaining how I broke it, and that I would understand if the warranty didn't cover that kind of mistreatment. One week later I had a new pin, and a reminder that their sight pins are warrantied REGARDLESS of how much abuse they are put through.


All times are GMT -8. The time now is 12:30 PM.


Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.