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ahankster 11-02-2006 07:36 PM

Best hunting sight
 
Hey guys,
I just broke the fiber going to two of the pins in my Copper John 3 pin sight. I really like this sight and am probably going to buy new pins, but am thinking about putting this sight on my kids new bow and upgrading the sight on my bow, a brand new Switchback.

So, my question is, what is the best bang for the buck out there.

Looking for a sight that has 3 to 5 pins, prefer 3 or 4 probably. I hunt mostly, so that is really what I am looking for. My personal limit is 40 yards, my real comfort range is 30 yards. That is why I have never gone with more than 3 pins. 20, 30 and 40 yards has suited me fine.

Price, well I don't want to say it isn't an object. I am willing to pay more, if I get more. This is the second Copper John 3 pin I have had and am very happy with it, I just know there are more and better out there and am looking for some advice.

Thanks bunches in advance.
Hank

Monie 11-02-2006 07:47 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
Here ya go...tough as nails and the service is first class! The price isabout $77, depending on where you goand it includes the light. You can get .029, .019 or .010 pins.





Bigpapascout 11-02-2006 08:58 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
heres one a buddy of mine designed

but it aint no CJ

98Redline 11-03-2006 07:44 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
Spot Hogg......literally the last sight you will "have" to buy.

Tough as nails with the most precice adjustments I have seen short of a target sight.

None better in my opinion. All of my bows with pin sights wear a Hogg.

ahankster 11-03-2006 09:02 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
I've been doing some reading and looking.

Have to say, I am impressed by the Apex Twil hunter listed above.

They are hard to find, butI may give one a try.
If not, I'll either get another CJ or a Hogg.

Thanks for the input guys.
Hank

Campo 11-04-2006 07:12 AM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
Talk to Rick James, he is a HNI member. He has these in stock and will be able to ship them to you.

dick_cress 11-06-2006 03:02 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
After disappointment with seeing the pins on the Copper John, I changed. I put the Toxonics K9 HD on my Switchback XT. WOW what a difference. The pins have continued glowing long after others would have faded out.

I highly recommend this site. It is a little pricey but the last shght you'll need to buy.

PA.JAY 11-06-2006 06:49 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
I will agree the fiber on the CJ are junk ! I put new fiber in & it's as good as any sight ! spott hogg are awsome ! just little more then i need for hunting.

ahankster 11-06-2006 07:18 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
Thanks guys,
I ordered an Apex Twilight hunter w/ the .19 pins yesterday.
This looks to be a good option.

I agree w/ the comments on the CJ sights. I like the sight itself, but the fiber is much to brittle. I did find some replacement fiber to get me through till the new one shows up. I'll probably get some good pins for it and put my CJ on my kids bow.

Thanks again.
Hank

stratofisher1 11-06-2006 10:33 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
I have to second the Spot Hogg. The hunter hogg it with aftermarket fibers is hard to beat. It costs some dime, but it is well worth it. I didn't believe it until I tried it.

BowHuntND 11-09-2006 01:09 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
I shoot a 5 pin Cobra Sidewinder LX I am pretty happy with it, I have shot multiple outdoor 3d tourneys with it and have been hunting almost every weekend this bow season with it.

I will admit those Hogg's look pretty appealing but I couldn't justify spending that kind of coin.

totalcomfort 11-09-2006 07:49 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
trophy ridge I love mine.I broke a pin one time my fault,called trophy ridge
they sent me a new sight complete!!Before I even sent them my old one.
The inline pins are great and the no tool adjustment is awsome!!The best is with the vibration dampers in it I had problems with the mounting screws coming loose untill I converted my.

Alpha Capo 11-11-2006 08:23 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
the Spot Hog line-up is really nice....i also like HHA sliders tho...best sight is a tuff ???? lots of good makers out their.

muzzyman88 11-12-2006 09:09 AM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
My vote goes to Spot Hogg as well. I've been using a Hunter Hogg-it for two years now and never had to worry about it. It'll definitely out last any other sight on the market bar none. Plus, you get micro adjustments and and total, solid aluminum construction.

The only beef i've heard about the Hoggs is the pins weren't very bright. Honestly, they're plenty bright for me. If its too dark to see these pins, its too dark to shoot anyway.

thespyhunter 11-12-2006 05:32 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 

ORIGINAL: 98Redline

Spot Hogg......literally the last sight you will "have" to buy.

Tough as nails with the most precice adjustments I have seen short of a target sight.

None better in my opinion. All of my bows with pin sights wear a Hogg.
Ditto that ;)


Jeepnut 11-12-2006 05:59 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
That Apex looks intriguing. I may have to try one next year.

I shoot a Hogg-it for 3-D & have hunted with it before but prefer brighter pins for hunting. I used a Tox last year but had the same brittle pin problems described above. Only had one fiber remaining by the end of the season. Using the Extreme Sniper this season.....so far so good.

MOTOWNHONKEY 11-12-2006 06:37 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
The skylight by black gold. You can seethe pins under moonlight.

Sagittarius 11-12-2006 06:42 PM

RE: Best hunting sight
 
I like the Eradicator because it has sights like a handgun andI always shot a handgun 10 times better than a bow !
It's alsoavailable with tritium which glows in total darkness.
www.eradicator.com


Sag


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