everyone on hear and archery talk says that sword sights have the brighteset fiber around. i seen one the other day and that sure was not the case.did they change something fellas that i dont know about.i thought about buying these at one time. so i am really confused.

I didn't find them all that bright either.

The one that I have looked had the progressively shrinking diameter pins and none of them were the same length.

If this one is a fair representation of their sights I think they will have some work ahead of them still to work out some bugs and flaws.

I wasn't that impressed at all.

Not impressed either. Good sight none the less. I chose the Viper Predator Pro-MT....besides, normal fiber optic pins from the begining are bright enough. I've been able to see my pins when it's too dark to see the animal.

i know nothing, nothing, nothing

Comon gibblet, tell us about your buddy's Sword problems again?

i love my sword site... you gotta get their top models to get quality imo... but without the led light on, the pins arent that bright... but very nicely made site, no matter what people say

are sword and extreme made by the same people? which company was around first. It looks to me that their sights are nearly the same.

Sword started as a component manufacturer for companies like Extreme and Tru-Glo. Mainly mfg'd the pin assemblies plus fiber-optic rifle sights. They started building sights on a small scale, and broke into the market at the ATA Show in '05. They have a large variety of sights of varying prices and performance. The Twilight hunter has extended unbreakable fiber-optics and is the brightest of the sights they offer.