accessories
#4
RE: accessories
I agree with the Spott Hogg sight they are a darn great sight but I also like the Impact Archery Cosmic sight as well. As for the Timberline No Peep I'm interested to find out more about them and then i might just have to add to my collection of accessories.The Stealth Stabilizer's a great Stabilizer as well .And number 1 arrow rest has got to be the Muzzy Zero Effect.
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nubo
#5
RE: accessories
Personally i like the copper john dead nut site,still working on a stabilizer,my nap 3000 micro is working flawlesly and just ordered in the no-peep,should be in later this week or early next-------will keep everyone posted
#7
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: accessories
After 25 years of messing around with different accessories on my compounds, I finally decided I don't like any of 'em and went back to traditional.
Really though, if you want a complete list of my favorite accessories:
Sights were Archers Choice. Simple, sturdy, easy to adjust, would not vibrate loose, VERY good fiber optics and - very important for me - relatively inexpensive for the quality.
For target shooting, you can't beat the Fletcher TruPeep. On a hunting setup, I'd go with the Shurz-a-peep 2X2.
My favorite rest for release shooting is GKF's Golden Premier. Period. End of discussion.
Stabilizer (or shock absorber, if you will) is the Doinker Shorty. I used it by itself for knocking around in the woods. I made an 8" aluminum extension to mount it on for target shooting.
Gotta have Limbsavers! One of the very few 'newfangled' products that actually delivers what it promises.
Catwhiskers for string silencers. Very functional, very durable if installed properly (my whiskers usually outlast the string) and very inexpensive.
I would not shoot a release without using a string loop.
Favorite release was a Scott Little Goose. If - or when - I ever go back to release, I'll very likely switch to the Copper John Eagle 4 T-handle. I really don't like wrist straps or glove type releases.
For fingers shootin', I like the Damascus glove and my favorite rest is Cavalier's FreeFlyte micro.
Really though, my eyes have gotten so bad I can't see sight pins any longer. So when I shoot my compounds now, it's fingers and barebow. Doing that, I figured I might as well be carrying an 18 ounce longbow or 2 pound recurve around with me instead of a 5-6 pound compound. [&:]
Really though, if you want a complete list of my favorite accessories:
Sights were Archers Choice. Simple, sturdy, easy to adjust, would not vibrate loose, VERY good fiber optics and - very important for me - relatively inexpensive for the quality.
For target shooting, you can't beat the Fletcher TruPeep. On a hunting setup, I'd go with the Shurz-a-peep 2X2.
My favorite rest for release shooting is GKF's Golden Premier. Period. End of discussion.
Stabilizer (or shock absorber, if you will) is the Doinker Shorty. I used it by itself for knocking around in the woods. I made an 8" aluminum extension to mount it on for target shooting.
Gotta have Limbsavers! One of the very few 'newfangled' products that actually delivers what it promises.
Catwhiskers for string silencers. Very functional, very durable if installed properly (my whiskers usually outlast the string) and very inexpensive.
I would not shoot a release without using a string loop.
Favorite release was a Scott Little Goose. If - or when - I ever go back to release, I'll very likely switch to the Copper John Eagle 4 T-handle. I really don't like wrist straps or glove type releases.
For fingers shootin', I like the Damascus glove and my favorite rest is Cavalier's FreeFlyte micro.
Really though, my eyes have gotten so bad I can't see sight pins any longer. So when I shoot my compounds now, it's fingers and barebow. Doing that, I figured I might as well be carrying an 18 ounce longbow or 2 pound recurve around with me instead of a 5-6 pound compound. [&:]
#8
RE: accessories
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
Really though, my eyes have gotten so bad I can't see sight pins any longer.
Boy does that sound familiar ! [&o]
I figured I might as well be carrying an 18 ounce longbow or 2 pound recurve around with me instead of a 5-6 pound compound. [&:]
Really though, my eyes have gotten so bad I can't see sight pins any longer.
Boy does that sound familiar ! [&o]
I figured I might as well be carrying an 18 ounce longbow or 2 pound recurve around with me instead of a 5-6 pound compound. [&:]
#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Hamilton Square NJ USA
Posts: 557
RE: accessories
This setup was on my last bow, is on my current bow, and probably will be on my next bow.
Spott Hogg Right On
Whisker Biscuit QS delux
Doinker 4"
Limbsavers
String Leaches
Fletcher Tru Peep Hunter
String loop
Spott Hogg Right On
Whisker Biscuit QS delux
Doinker 4"
Limbsavers
String Leaches
Fletcher Tru Peep Hunter
String loop