new sight
10-13-2008 | 04:54 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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new sight
I have a reflex excursion Everything i have is on the higher end but the sigh my mom and dad bought it when they bought the bow for me for xmas.
I want to change it out for a top of the line sight. I would like a 5 pin. Real bright the brighter the better. I am thinking around 100 bucks or so.
What would you recommend
Should i go with a Pendulum Sightsor fixed pin
I want to change it out for a top of the line sight. I would like a 5 pin. Real bright the brighter the better. I am thinking around 100 bucks or so.
What would you recommend
Should i go with a Pendulum Sightsor fixed pin
10-14-2008 | 03:48 PM
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Spike
Joined: Oct 2008
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RE: new sight
i used a multi pin sight for years , till i found a pendulum sight i liked (most will bind if on a slight angle ) i now use a predator pendulum sight and a no- peep this set up works well for me and i will never go back to a multi pin sight .... and i never have to guess yardage again or use a range finder
i regularly practice on soup can lids and am accurate from a tree out to 45 yards
the only disadvantage is from the ground i i have to shoot 30yds or less as it isnt accurate much past that
but for me its not much of an issue as i hunt from a stand 99% of the time
my kid says i should tell you what a "no-peep" is it is a device that mounts to the bow near your sight window and gives you a visual indication as to you form (anchor point) no need for a peep on the string and is by far the best 40 bucks i have ever spent on gear and not having to look through a peep greatly increases my field of view
i regularly practice on soup can lids and am accurate from a tree out to 45 yards
the only disadvantage is from the ground i i have to shoot 30yds or less as it isnt accurate much past that
but for me its not much of an issue as i hunt from a stand 99% of the time
my kid says i should tell you what a "no-peep" is it is a device that mounts to the bow near your sight window and gives you a visual indication as to you form (anchor point) no need for a peep on the string and is by far the best 40 bucks i have ever spent on gear and not having to look through a peep greatly increases my field of view
10-14-2008 | 06:41 PM
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Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Georgia
RE: new sight
montana black gold flashpoint. love mine, the fiber optics have a light sensing cover over them. in sunlight, it turns dark purple to block out light and dim the pins so they aren't so bright they block out the target. the darker it gets the clearerthe covergets to soak up more light and brighten the pins according to how dark it is. i love technology 
10-14-2008 | 07:15 PM
#10
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Bruceton mills WV USA
RE: new sight
Spot Hogg, the one on my hunting bow is one of the 1st they sold. This will be its 8th or 9th season. Has been to Canada 3 times and as far west as KS. Tough as nails and never moves.