Dead Nut's ???
06-18-2002 | 02:16 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: creemore Ontario Canada
Dead Nut's ???
I am lokking to put a new bow sight on my bow my local bow shop has recommended the new Dead Nut's bow sight ,has anyone had any experience with it or have any helpful information that might help me make up my mind ?
Nubo
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06-20-2002 | 12:09 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: New Stanton PA USA
RE: Dead Nut's ???
I don`t own one, but several guys I shoot with are on their staff, so I have checked them out pretty thoroughly. I don`t think you would be disappointed with one. They are obviously a high end quality sight.
06-22-2002 | 03:12 PM
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From: Edmonton Alberta Canada
RE: Dead Nut's ???
I have Dead Nut's standard and pro version. As well
I have a "bare bones" Spot Hogg. I like the Spot Hogg short minimal mounting plate, but prefer the Dead Nuts larger hoop. The Spot Hogg is probably stronger and tougher, but the Dead Nuts is strong enough -if you damage it the rest of the bow will likely be written off too.
I find all sights hard to adjust, no matter what they say about how easy it is to move pins, so it is a draw for these two on that item (for me).
I think you would be pleased with either offering.
I have a "bare bones" Spot Hogg. I like the Spot Hogg short minimal mounting plate, but prefer the Dead Nuts larger hoop. The Spot Hogg is probably stronger and tougher, but the Dead Nuts is strong enough -if you damage it the rest of the bow will likely be written off too.
I find all sights hard to adjust, no matter what they say about how easy it is to move pins, so it is a draw for these two on that item (for me).
I think you would be pleased with either offering.
06-23-2002 | 07:57 AM
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From: Mooreland IN USA
RE: Dead Nut's ???
Just put the Dead Nuts Pro on my bow. Quality built sight. I agree with junkie when he says all sights are hard to adjust. Once its set it is'nt going anywhere. I liked the spot hogg better when i was looking but could'nt afford it.
06-23-2002 | 08:17 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Auburn, New York, US
RE: Dead Nut's ???
nubo- this sight is manufactured here in my hometown of Auburn, New York. It is a very high quality and durable sight which was designed for bowhunters. I personally know the owner of the company and he is an avid bowhunter who developed this sight for bowhunting. I have one on my bow and so does my 17-yr. old son. The sight pins on this sight are very easy to see and adjust. I highly recommend this sight and can assure you that the company stands behind their products and that you will be satisfied with it if you purchase one. Good luck to you.
07-04-2002 | 07:05 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Auburn, New York, US
RE: Dead Nut's ???
Buck in luck- the Dead Nuts sight is available through Cabela's and is also available directly from the manufacturer. The website for the company is www.copperjohn.com and I wish you more of your "luck" in the future.
