Anyone use a laser bow sight?
 

Just wondered if anyone here used/uses one, and what you thought of it.

--Man who fish in other man's well often catch crabs--

RE: Anyone use a laser bow sight?
 

I have never used one reasons why
1) in Il they are illegal
2) I personally think they would show just how shakey you really are (like a scope on a rifle)
3) to much money

good luck and God bless

RE: Anyone use a laser bow sight?
 

I use an Eotech Holographic sight. It isn't a "laser" sight, but in NJ it is illegal to use anything that projects a beam/ light onto the target (deer). As for the Eotech, it is awsome. It is just like the reticle in a gun scope. Additionally, the customer service is unmatched. I had a problem with it and company fed-ex'd me a new one, no questions asked! I'd definitely suggest that you check one out, but get ready to drop about $350 for the sight and mount.

Hope this helps.

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RE: Anyone use a laser bow sight?
 

Is it a single dot that you set for one range?
How does it work on multiple ranges out to say 50 yards for the west?

Thanks


Greg

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RE: Anyone use a laser bow sight?
 

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Is it a single dot that you set for one range?
How does it work on multiple ranges out to say 50 yards for the west?
Thanks
Greg
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The reticle is composed of an outside circle, an inner circle w/ hash marks at noon,3,6,&9 o'clock that is projected out aprox 10 yds into space(hologram),and a dot that is in the very center. Line the three up and let 'er fly.

There is a fixed range guage built into the hologram that is visible if you cock it 5 degrees to the left which helps you judge distance. In regards to adjusting for distance, the mount is ajustable on a verticle slide. I usually keep it locked a 30yds and adjust my shot accordingly. The brightness of the hologram is also infinitely adjustable for low/bright light conditions.

Although it is expensive, I believe that it is a worthwile investment and I would use no other sight system. Additionally, it takes away the need for kisser buttons and peeps on your string. (potentially adding speed)

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