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DeerCamp - Posts: 1327
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bow site
by DeerCamp » Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:16 pm
Im thinking about gettinga new bow site after the season. I have a trophy ridge and i really like it, but im gonna put it on my other bow. Im not sure what site im going to get yet, but I really like the G5's. So my question to you is what makes you choose what bow site to get? There are tons out there. Is it, looks,cost, pin size, waranty, weight, ect...?
"If I pull the hammer and shoot this young buck, he's dead. But if I pass on him, the next hunter might not shoot so straight."
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JOEL - Posts: 1099
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RE: bow site
by JOEL » Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:38 pm
A little from column A .A little from column B etc.Its all personal preference
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howhill1 - Posts: 669
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RE: bow site
by howhill1 » Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:46 pm
brightness, durability, pin size, and simplicity. ive been shooting an old toxonics sight with one fat red pin for about ten years now. do you plan to hunt with it or shoot competively?
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DeerCamp - Posts: 1327
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RE: bow site
by DeerCamp » Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:11 pm
i want to hunt with it
"If I pull the hammer and shoot this young buck, he's dead. But if I pass on him, the next hunter might not shoot so straight."
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ranwin33 - Posts: 2110
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RE: bow site
by ranwin33 » Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:13 pm
Tool less design - I don't want to have to get out an allen wrench when I'm getting it dialed in.
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mag30079 - Posts: 421
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RE: bow site
by mag30079 » Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:04 am
I also have the trophy ridge and love it. I've been looking at the hind sight just to get rid of my peep.
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fasteddie - Posts: 1281
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RE: bow site
by fasteddie » Thu Aug 14, 2008 12:33 pm
Single pin , bright , ease of adjustment ..........
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Woods Walker - Posts: 4647
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RE: bow site
by Woods Walker » Thu Aug 14, 2008 1:37 pm
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which sight is completely toolless?
Mine is! In fact, my entire BOW is tooless...well....except for a nocking pliers.
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passin through - Posts: 746
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RE: bow site
by passin through » Thu Aug 14, 2008 6:55 pm
I shoot a Vital B Gear and have enjoyed it immensley. Generally I shop the sales after season and buy the best quality gear I can find. This one came from a 70% off going out of business type sale. I never have had reason to change. If I were to change though I think I would go with your G5. Although I read a review for a Ghost Rider Sight on bowhunting.net that I liked. I almost need another bow......[:D]
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