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RE: Brightest Sight?
In dim light I just aim with the "black pin" :D;).
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RE: Brightest Sight?
ORIGINAL: Born 2 Bow Hunt Dan I have the 3' fiber which works well in dim light, but cast somewhat of a halo in the bright sun. What does your do in the sun? Funny thing I was shooting my wives bow last weekend and the peep cast a florescent pink circle around the peep which was great for visibility. However I could not figure out where the "Glow" was coming from. I keep checking the peep to see if something was embedded in the peep. However, when I shot in the shade there was no glow?? I finally figured the bright sunlight was reflecting off the pink florescent vanes onto the peep.....pretty neat. Dan |
RE: Brightest Sight?
If you want only one pin (and would consider a mover sight), then I would suggest an HHA. Or a True-Glow Range Rover with the optional LED Light (which really makes it easy to see).
For pin size, I prefer .019 pins. I use a multiple pin sight myself. If you are considering, perhaps, a multi-pin.... then I think the Vital Bow Gear Triangle is the brightest without the use/aid of any LED lights (if you are into the whole P&Y thing). Just as bright, or nearly so is any of the Spott-Hoggs with wraps... and again, you may use a light if you so choose. |
RE: Brightest Sight?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2 ORIGINAL: Born 2 Bow Hunt Dan I have the 3' fiber which works well in dim light, but cast somewhat of a halo in the bright sun. What does your do in the sun? Funny thing I was shooting my wives bow last weekend and the peep cast a florescent pink circle around the peep which was great for visibility. However I could not figure out where the "Glow" was coming from. I keep checking the peep to see if something was embedded in the peep. However, when I shot in the shade there was no glow?? I finally figured the bright sunlight was reflecting off the pink florescent vanes onto the peep.....pretty neat. Dan |
RE: Brightest Sight?
I have a Tru Glo witht he trinium pin, it can be pitch black out and you can still see your pin, it is a fiber optic pin that glows.... Also it is a single pin adjustable sight. So if you only shoot to 20 yards you can set and forget it..
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RE: Brightest Sight?
ORIGINAL: Xtec Shooter ORIGINAL: MeanV2 ORIGINAL: Born 2 Bow Hunt Dan I have the 3' fiber which works well in dim light, but cast somewhat of a halo in the bright sun. What does your do in the sun? Funny thing I was shooting my wives bow last weekend and the peep cast a florescent pink circle around the peep which was great for visibility. However I could not figure out where the "Glow" was coming from. I keep checking the peep to see if something was embedded in the peep. However, when I shot in the shade there was no glow?? I finally figured the bright sunlight was reflecting off the pink florescent vanes onto the peep.....pretty neat. Dan |
RE: Brightest Sight?
wrapped fiberoptic pins are the only way to go, I have a cobra.....and if you can't see those pins, that's because its pitch black outside!
I think each pin has 3 feet of fiberoptic wrapping! I have .029" pins, I would never go smaller than .019" either way very nice. |
RE: Brightest Sight?
I ordered a Sword Twilight Hunter Micro with .010 pins about a week ago. I'll let you know how bright it is once I get it. ;)
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