bow sight

[triple b]

I am in the market for a new bowsight and was just wondering what everyone would recommend. I will be using this bow for both spot and stalk and tree stand hunting. Thanks

[3Dshooter]

Wrapped Spot Hogg- "Hogg it Hunter", for strength, durability and precise adjustability. Check out the new Octane, as well as Montana Black Gold's "Red Zone", two other great sights.

[interceptor]

I use the Copper John Deadnuts 2, 6 pin Supreme.

http://www.bowparts.com/cop28625.html

For me it has it all, extra long optic fibres that are very well protected, fantastic adjustment, super strong all metal construction.

A very good sght IMHO.

But as always, it pays to workout what YOU really want in a sight (or anything else for that matter) and research all that you can, but as I said, these are a very good sight.

Cheers Noel

[BigRackLover]

I would recommend the anchor sight.

[bowman077]

For Pin brightness, I haven't seen one that can beat a TruGlo Sight. Have a look at them.

[BigRackLover]

Originally Posted by bowman077

For Pin brightness, I haven't seen one that can beat a TruGlo Sight. Have a look at them.

I have a true glo as well and was impressed with brightness - durabiltity and strength .... well I still haven't decide cause I've only had it in the field one season.

[Hunter Trav]

I would have a look at G-5's sight lineup, they seem to be a very solid, well made unit...

[High_N_Wide]

i have tired a few recently and the Spott Hogg is really nice. Solid construction and also has a light for mroe visibility if you need it.

Just my .02 cents!

[timba]

I have the cobra 4 pin

timba

[Renslip]

I would suggest the Sword Accu-site. You can get these sights with a nine inch bar...Awesome and they are fairly inexpensive. Paid just over $100 bucks last year!

[Homesteader]

I just got a 5pin Tru-glo with a light on it, I think it is the best value around at $55. Works great, the others mentioned are excellent as well, but with diminishing returns with the higher prices.

[ironkid96]

i too plan on spot and stalking and tree stand hunting. i found other fibre optic sights to be almost too bright in the midday sun. i went with the black gold becasue of the UV sensitive plastic. it turns purple in bright light and keeps your pins bright...but not too bright

[muzzy]

I have a 5 pin tru glow Pretty decent

Gord

[CannyHunter]

i use a montec G5 and it is pretty sweet

[munyee4321]

Originally Posted by CannyHunter

i use a montec G5 and it is pretty sweet

ummm...this thread is about bow sights... not broadheads..

[Homesteader]

Originally Posted by munyee4321

ummm...this thread is about bow sights... not broadheads..

Maybe he's old school, and sights off the tip of his arrow .

[lambski]

I have to buy new sights every year. It doesnt matter how careful I am I always manage to break the fibre optics coming into the pins. I hunt elk for a month straight every fall and dont like having to screw with changing sights. It seems like a lot of companies make their sights non repairable so you have to buy new ones and at $250 that sucks. G5 is what I have this year and you can get extra pins and fibre and fix them in no time.

[gube]

Originally Posted by 3Dshooter

Wrapped Spot Hogg- "Hogg it Hunter", for strength, durability and precise adjustability. Check out the new Octane, as well as Montana Black Gold's "Red Zone", two other great sights.

X2 on the "spot hogg". Fairly pricey but pretty much at the top of the heap.

[UTAH]

Flashpoint - Great sight, durable great in low light conditions 100% guarnteed.

http://www.blackgoldsights.com/produ...lashpoint.aspx

Cost: Black - $120.00
Camo - $160 +

[blackmamba]

spott hoggs "Hogg it" are sweet sights . I use them both for 3-d and hunting . They come in a wide range from 10 thou pins to 29 thou pins .. Also have a 9 inch bar for adjusting and also have a 7 pin sight .. however they are in the 200 plus range and the 7 pin sight is 300 bucks.. good luck shopping , it always fun buying new gear..