Best 4-5 pin site under $100
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02-11-2008, 05:43 PM
#23
Fork Horn
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RE: Best 4-5 pin site under $100
I have found places to get the Copper John and Extreme sights but haven't found a place that sells Sword.
Where do you guys buy them? They don'tlist their dealers on their website
Where do you guys buy them? They don'tlist their dealers on their website
02-11-2008, 08:10 PM
#24
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Best 4-5 pin site under $100
I like the Cobra's, but the Extreme RT1000 looks like a pretty nice site as well. Not a real fan of he Tru-Glo since I've had problems with a couple of them, and I thought the fibers were TOO fragile.
02-11-2008, 08:11 PM
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RE: Best 4-5 pin site under $100
They have an online dealer.....
http://www.sales.swordacu-site.com/
Or you could ask your local shop if they could get it for you.....For them to be a dealer, all they need to do is call and place an order...Those folks are really cool to deal with.
http://www.sales.swordacu-site.com/
Or you could ask your local shop if they could get it for you.....For them to be a dealer, all they need to do is call and place an order...Those folks are really cool to deal with.
02-11-2008, 09:05 PM
#26
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Best 4-5 pin site under $100
The Sword Twilight Hunter is a great sight. It has 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment. This is really a good thing whenshooting from a treestand. The pins are extremely bright, and the lighthas three settings. Quality of construction and materials is top-notch.Channy and Danny are great guys to deal with.
02-11-2008, 10:12 PM
#27
Fork Horn
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RE: Best 4-5 pin site under $100
First off thanks for the help.
Based on your responses and what I have found poking around on the internet this is what I am thinking:
Extreme RT900: Easy to deal with when replacing the fibers but the fibers may break a little more often. Comes in right hand only (but so did my Tru Glo), not sure on the pin guardsize and I can get on for $50.
The Sword Twilight: Has several nice features like an adjustable light, comes in lefty, has a 2 inch pin guard. Not sure on the ease of replacing the fibers or if they are fragile. About $95 bucks.
Copper John DN 2 Hunter: Sounds durable, comes in lefty, and has a 1.72 inch pin guard. About $80Not sure how easy replacing the fibers is.
Right now my peep covers my pin guard and I make sure I can't see the pin guard whenaiming. Will having a smaller pin guard be a big deal?If you have anyinfo on the underlined missing info please reply.
Based on your responses and what I have found poking around on the internet this is what I am thinking:
Extreme RT900: Easy to deal with when replacing the fibers but the fibers may break a little more often. Comes in right hand only (but so did my Tru Glo), not sure on the pin guardsize and I can get on for $50.
The Sword Twilight: Has several nice features like an adjustable light, comes in lefty, has a 2 inch pin guard. Not sure on the ease of replacing the fibers or if they are fragile. About $95 bucks.
Copper John DN 2 Hunter: Sounds durable, comes in lefty, and has a 1.72 inch pin guard. About $80Not sure how easy replacing the fibers is.
Right now my peep covers my pin guard and I make sure I can't see the pin guard whenaiming. Will having a smaller pin guard be a big deal?If you have anyinfo on the underlined missing info please reply.
