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RE: copperjohn or spothogg
Spot-Hogg is more expensive but look at the warranty. Their brochure says that even if your kid uses it as a hammer they will warranty it. Never needing another sight is worth a few extra bucks to me.
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RE: copperjohn or spothogg
I stated earlier Copper John but I have noticed that since I have been shooting this sight for awhile it makes a weird noise at the shot. I took the sight off and the sound is gone. I checked all the screws for tightness and even put a small limbsaver on the sight but the noise is still there. I haven' t tired a Hogg yet but maybe it' s time.
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RE: copperjohn or spothogg
I looked at both....Copper John and Hogg' s sight.
I currently shoot a trophy ridge and the reason why I wanted to change is because don' t find my pins to be the brightest in low light conditions. When I was looking to buy my new sight, I ended up leaving the store empty handed because I couldnt' decide. The Spott Hogg looked to be superior in quality, no doubt. But the pins didn' t look nearly as bright as the Copper John' s. Does anyone has this problem? How are the Hogg' s pins in low light conditions? |
RE: copperjohn or spothogg
Hogg.
I own 2 and did have an issue but the warranty & serivce was AWESOME. As for the pricing - if you compare apples to apples they' ll be dang close - remember - the hoggit has 2nd & 3rd axis adjustment, individual and gang micro adjustments. You gotta find those features on the CJ before comparing $$. I use my hoggs for everything - IMHO there' s nothing more accurate. |
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