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PABowhntr 10-07-2005 04:38 AM
RE: Lighted Sights?
 
Then just yesterday at Wal-mart i saw a truglo 4 pin sight with a light for the pins that was $20.
I forgot to mention earlier. For that price I would be a bit weary...Wal mart or not. Sights that cheap are generally made of plastic and do not last long...nor are they very reliable.

turtleshell 10-07-2005 06:09 AM
RE: Lighted Sights?
 
ORIGINAL: MOM W/SWD

H4L, I switched 2 weeks before season. Freaked my husband out! I hunt alot of low light areas and I was having the same problem. I went with the Cobra 3 pin. It is awesome. There are a lot of fiber optics on each pin...with a cover that can be removed for brighter pins. I keep the cover on in the sun light, or the pins are too bright for me. It also has a knob to turn on a small light inside the fiber optics for even more light on those dark cloudy days in the woods. I shoot a Hoyt Vipertec and am very happy with my set up now. About $80.00 for the Cobra.
I got one of those sights. The cobra radiant. I'll sell it to ya. I have an Impact archery sight on my bow. I bought the cobra on sale from bass-pro shops. It ainthalf as bright as the impact even with the light on. The impact is a single pin with no light. By far the brightest I've ever seen.


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