20 Best Fiber Optic Shotgun Sight (2023 Updated)

Im enjoying the sight so far. I lowered my first pin so that I can see more of a deer in the sight picture. It defaults rather high in the sight which wouldnt be a problem just shooting targets, but would be an issue for me in a hunting situation.

Even though I moved my 20 yard pin down, Im still able to sight in out to 60 yards. Dont be discouraged if you have a little trouble with setup. Take your time and watch videos. Itll all come together.

If you have another person available during setup it would be helpful. As you calibrate the sight for different yardages, youll range your target at XX yards, then the sight will ask Do you want to calibrate for 30 yards? Youll have to let down and hit Ok, then shoot.

These are just my thoughts. Its great so far. I also used it alongside my Nikon rangefinder and the Garmin always gives me the same yardage as the Nikon.

I was a crossbow hunter for 30 years. I decided to change to compound when I learned some areas consider crossbow to be a firearm. I have a bucket list moose archery hunt was planned and we were leaving in 60 days.

My big issue was seeing those pins at 57 years old. I bought a bow and had tech change all 4 pins to green. I also added a verifier and started shooting. I quickly became proficient out to 20 yds. Getting good with a bow means doing repetitive steps correctly everytime.

Range finding is another one of those steps and guessing 1/2 way between pins was tricky. I purchased A1i and installed it. Set up was fairly easy however one of the bolts was easily stripped out. I contacted Garmin and had Zero response.

This is so unusual because my Garmin GPS, fish finder, watch have had amazing arrive response. After calibrating the sight I started shooting. I am blown away how fast and accurate I can shoot from 5-40yds.

Daw bow back, push button to align range, release button move green dot to target and release. Crazy fast, crazy accurate. I would have given it 5 stars if Garmin had of responded!.

This is an awesome product. The future tech feel of a sight that finds the range and gives you a pin is exciting. I’m especially pleased with the red dot pins. They adjust brightness automatically and can be set by the user.

The absence of pin arms really clears up your sight picture. I can shoot much tighter groups with this sight (I used to have a 5 pin $200ish sight). I can’t think of a drawback. Yes, it is expensive, but it’s a value given all the features.

Once you have it set up, you push a button, which you attach to your bow with tape (it is connected by a 12 inch or so cable that runs from the removable battery cover), to find the range. The rangefinding is not connected to drawing, so you can use that function before or after drawing (that is, you can set your range based on the trail you think game will take, but you can also change it before release).

The sight will then project an LED dot on the glass screen (which is incredibly clear – people asked me whether there was anything there at all). That’s it – aim at the pin and enjoy your bullseye.

IšverstiShow in original languageBart at (boise Idaho Cabelas location/archery specialist) customer service was second to none. I had purchased a compound bow privately. I purchased the QAD rest and Axcel sight from Cabela’s, Bart set-up and dialed in the arrow rest and sight to absolute perfection.

Bart even took the time to redo work that was poorly done previously on the peep sight and d-nock/loop. Bart took the bow as his own and applied his quality of craftsmanship that was greatly appreciated.

In the future I will always have my questions and concerns, verified by Bart and corrected as guided by his council. Thank you for such an impressionable experience.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis is a well made solid sight. The fibers are totally contained so there is no chance of them getting broke or damaged. The fibers are wound up under a semi clear plastic housing which lets the light at them.

On certain light situations the obtics seem too bright but by partially covering the housing you can dim the brightness. I use black electrical tape. The windage and elevation adjustments are easy. Both have thumb screws to loosen the tension and knurled knobs to move the sight up or down and left to right.

I feel the thumb screws could have been left to an allen head so there wouldn’t be any chance for an accidental loosening once the sight is set. The pin adjustment isn’t as easy as it should be. When the pins are loosened they don’t move up or down very smoothly.

When you tighten the pin back up it moves again so it takes some more adjusting to get it set. If you want to rearrange the pin color sequence you have to send it back to the factory. It has to be taken all apart to do it.

Other than the pin adjusting it is a great sight.

IšverstiShow in original languageI have been debating between sights for a while. I own a Mathews Monster and wanted a very high quality sight that does what it should. Durability, craftsmanship, bright pins, and absolutely US made.

I found my sight with the new Armortech. For those of you who already know who makes quality archery accessories, TRU-Ball isn’t a strange name too you. This is a VERY high quality, well built and designed sight.

It holds up to the rigors of tracking through rough heavily wooded ares with it’s protected pins, and the fibers are nice and bright. I really can’t say enough about this sight, but what I can tell you is, you will not be disappointed.

Im just bummed I didn’t get it sooner! Money absolutely well spent.

I received this sight as a gift. Good choice. I found it easy to sight in. First on a shotgun for spring turkey, then a crossbow for fall archery (deer). I tested it throughout the seasons and it remained true.

Verified the range finder in the scope with a standalone rangefinder and found it to be very accurate. Video recording worked without any issues. Ultimately I judge equipment like this based on performance.

I ranged and recording multiple turkeys and deer but I pulled the trigger just three times. Kill shots each time. Is there a learning curve? Yes. My best analogy for this sight: it’s like transitioning from a regular film camera to a digital camera.

If you understand the basics of any scope, range finder and video recorder, you will adjust to the Omega quickly. I also had a question about the sight and customer service responded quickly.

I received this sight as a gift. Good choice. I found it easy to sight in. First on a shotgun for spring turkey, then a crossbow for fall archery (deer). I tested it throughout the seasons and it remained true.

Verified the range finder in the scope with a standalone rangefinder and found it to be very accurate. Video recording worked without any issues. Ultimately I judge equipment like this based on performance.

I ranged and recorded multiple turkeys and deer but I pulled the trigger just three times. Kill shots each time. Is there a learning curve? Yes. My best analogy for this sight: it’s like transitioning from a regular film camera to a digital camera.

If you understand the basics of any scope, range finder and video recorder, you will adjust to the Omega quickly. I also had a question about the sight and customer service responded quickly.

I used the Omega II on my crossbow in 2021 and absolutely loved it so much, that I moved it to my 410 shotgun this year for spring turkey. I purchased the Omega III for my crossbow in 2023. It is a great sight and does exactly what I need it to do.

As a hunter with a significant disability (quadriplegic) I am able to operate the sight independently by using the two button remote. Now I can sight, range and video independently with no worries about eye relief.

I love this sight. It is easy to set up and I have it matching my range finder exactly. I set it up with my top pin matching my slider strip. So i have 10 and 20 more yards on my other pins. I can go out to 96 yds on my slide and 116 with my pins.

I can also stack pins from that point so it’s the best of both worlds. I would highly recommend this sight to anyone especially for hunting situations when you set your slider and the animal starts to move away from you.

You can let it move up to 20 yards without having to reset your slide. Excellent sight. I love it.

I like the sight so far but have had some issues. Obviously this is a lower cost budget sight and have had 2 issues so far. 1. Because you have to tighten the pins and loosen them with your Allen wrench to adjust, one of the screws would not tighten on a pin like it was stripped and therefore the pin would move.

I emailed GoHunt and they replaced the entire sight and I am sending back the broken one! I will forever use go hunt because of their outstanding customer service. 2. On the new sight they sent me, one of the pins was bent already even though it was brand new out of the box.

I bent it back to where it is mostly straight but you get what you pay for. It is not a bad sight for the cost. I would suggest putting a little bit more money down if you like the micro adjustments and don’t want to run into issues like this.

This is not a quality built sight. Sight has a lot of flex at the elevation block even when in the locked down position. I have a TL3 sight made my CBE and it is by far a better product. Going to install this sight on a child’s bow where shots are not important.

Don’t hang this on a 1000 dollar bow like I did.

I can’t say enough great things about this sight. I wanted something affordable, high quality, and with a few whistles and I got all that and more with the micro tactic. I just got my bow a year ago and started off with the cheap sight that came with it and when it got to the point I could not adjust my pins without them sliding in the least bit I decided to do my research and all the reviews are 100% correct.

Installing was a breeze and for the price it looks expensive.

Great innovation by CBE. All quality construction you can expect,from a high end sight. Bright pins, easy adjustments, oversized bubble. Perfect for the bowhunter who wants the best they can afford. Priced well under what you would expect from a sight of this caliber.

This sight is aluminum construction and is micro adjustable. Extremely bright pins even inside a ground blind. Don’t let the cost fool you. This sight is high end performance.

This sight is great, it looks amazing on my Black PSE Drive 3B because of the red aluminum accents. It definitely helped keeping the mass weight of my bow at exactly 5 lbs with all the accessories. I really like the individual pin adjustments with the stainless-steel screws, I also like how sleek and bright the pins are.

The only improvement would be to have adjustment markings on the windage and elevation of the sight. I plan on purchasing a second one for my other bow soon!!!.

This is a really good design. It’s light weight and compact, but extends (optionally) out far enough to get good accuracy. The pins are reasonably bright. The included light functions, though there is some light that gets into the scope housing other than at the pins.

Mine had a defect that I was able to fix myself. The fiber optic for the bottom-most pin was installed without enough slack for the pin to move down properly. I had to disassemble the fiber-optic line and re-string it.

Ordinarily that would cost a star, but this really is a 5-star product anyway at just over $50. I can forgive a 10 minute rebuild when getting good tool-less micro-adjust for this price.

I’ve had this for a couple of weeks now. I shoot lefty, and this was very easy (with the help of a tru glo video on Youtube) to change from right handed (the default) to left handed set up. The micro adjustment knobs save a bunch of time on sighting in, so glad to not have to mess with an allen wrench and loosening and tightening and tapping the sight into place.

All around very happy with this sight, and looking forward to getting it out in the woods.

I have had several of every model since the original (ok, I didn’t buy the 2. 5). This is my favorite yet. I look at it here ( ) if I am allowed to post a link that is. The 3. 0s in general are great.

Trigger, power, safety, hopper, etc. The only issue I have ever had with the original and 2. 0 were the sights and the safety/cocking lever, (the sights weren’t really an issue as the range on a bug gun is quite short.

) 3. 0 fixed that, but the Advance Combat’s fiber optic sights are very nice. It actually gives a more realistic sight picture and rapid target acquisition (if you are using the sights. ), I wouldn’t say necessary, but definitely nice.

All of the bug-a-salts are also natural pointers (point and shoot) and this one is no different. The finish is also really nice, I don’t know which finish I like better the RealTree or this. If you are on the fence, you won’t be disappointed with this fly gun, if you are not on the fence, you don’t need to be reading this because you probably already bought it 😁.

I am one of the original crowd funding investors. I received a “first gen”(?) gun that was so weak that it was like shooting a shotgun with rock salt. It didn’t kill the flies. It annoyed them. And I was a horrible shot too.

So I threw the first gen gun away and life went on. Now it’s third gen and stronger AND this particular model is easier on my 64 year old hands when it comes to reloading and pulling the trigger. But it’s the laser sight that’s the game changer for me.

I HAD to buy the sight with the gun. Beautiful gun…with the ultimate accessory is my review. Any gun…with the ultimate accessory.

This thing is a blast. literally. My original 1. 0 BaS started having issues with the Safety so I drilled it out to see what would happen. It was great not to have to move the Safety between shots. My friend however had bragged about getting the 3.

0 and I decided I deserved it. Not sure why but just this weekend, a massive amount of flies showed up in my garage and workshop. (Not related to dead rodents like normal. ) Between the two BaSs, I must have shot upwards of 100 flies with the two guns.

Actually had to reload them. I love the sights on the 3. 0 and the Safety is perfect, there if you want it but it doesn’t get in the way of your ability to take out fly after fly after fly. So fun and useful.

Thank you for making such a cool product. Joe.

I bought this product on eBay, arrived sooner than expected. Appears to be well made. Put on gun and headed out to the range. Pulled my gun to shoot and noticed the sight was crooked. ,well the sight doesn’t fit my gun.

The package says will fit 1100 Remington field model,guess I should have measured my rib before I bought, my fault!.

I have one of these in my shotgun and have really liked it, so I bought one for my son as a Christmas gift. He also likes it, but his gun fell over the first time he used it and the insert broke. He replaced it with one of the other inserts, so it’s ok.

Benelli shotgun has extremely small front sight bead. Hard to see sight in early morning when hunting Spring gobblers. New Hi Viz M300 appears to be much easier to see in low light conditions such as encountered in Spring gobbler hunting.

Haven’t used the new sight during an actual hunt yet but expect it will improve my chances on early morning gobblers!.

Left and right locking adjustment comes loose, only 4 mounting points on dovetail, pins fiberoptics dont get enough light exposure, level bubble is part of the sight ring(and not inside the sight ring, very bad placement) yardage indicator cannot be set all along the slider, not enough mounting points.

Individual pins “micro adjustment” is numb feeling and difficult to measure how much movement you are adding to pins position(lack of score marks). Had one other CBE sight before this one (TL7) and was a little better but also disappointing.

Left and right would walk and wife had to pain the sight ring fluorescent orange to make it consistent for locating in peep. The metal sight tapes are REALLY nice tho.

I have been using this sight for a few months. It is very smooth and easy to set-up. I like the bright green pin housing, making lining up with your peep sight easy. I love the metal yardage plates, they look awesome and you never need to worry about weather.

Issues: The biggest problem I found, like others who have reviewed this sight, is the housing is loose. It rattles as you move. It did not effect my shooting accuracy but it made noise and felt unstable.

I contacted CBE twice and never got a response, which was very frustrating. I was able to fix the issue by cranking down of the windage dial. This fixed the rattling issue but I cannot use the micro windage adjustments anymore.

Love this sight!! I purchased the multi-pin sight after using the CBE single pin sight for target season. I found CBE’s sights to be incredibly well constructed. All the adjustments are easy and the distance indicator is made from metal as opposed to other sights which use sticker tape.

I’m definitely a CBE fan!!.

I upgraded to this sight from reading online nothing but good things to say. I agree with every good review on this sight. It is light, it is strong, and the pins are very very bright. My only negative thing to say about this sight is the rubber coating.

It is not that tough, and it makes adjusting pins sort of hard. The pins bite into the rubber coating and makes it hard to move the pins, on the other hand that will keep anything from moving when you get it set up.

I highly recommend this sight to anyone not looking to break the bank to get a great sight.

The sight is very lightweight and mostly as described. I have a short draw length (26″), relatively low weight, and am using this sight on a Diamond Infinite Edge Pro. I have to move the leverage almost completely down, and the first pin lower than I would like, for it to work for me.

The windage adjustment could be better; you have to unscrew the bolt almost entirely to make adjustments, but the leverage is easy to adjust. The pins are extremely bright and easy to see, though a bit confusing as to how to attach the battery to the fiber optics.

Once you’ve sighted in, there’s not really any further adjustments needed.

Nice enough sight but the fiber opitcs don’t let in much ambient light, making dependent on a cheap batrery powered one. My battery light came defective and wound not stay on unless a third hand pressed it continuously.

I bought an adjustable aftermarket light and removed 2 of the 5pins to simplify target picture to three distances. No precision adjusting, just needs allen wrenches and kentucky windage and a few spare arrows.

You’ll lose a few while trying to sight it in. Truglo cut some corners to make this sight inexpensive. It looks good though.

IšverstiShow in original languageI purchased this sight about 2 weeks ago. I put it on my Elite Valor and sighted it in using the speed setting. ON THE MONEY, all the way out to 100yds (max I can do before hitting the scope).

I was amazed. I purchased a new Elite EnVison last week and put the sight on that bow. Since I had not Cronoed the Envision, I used the yardage settings to sight it in. This is when my problems started, I for the life of me could not get it to sight in.

I sighted in at 20, then thirty, then went to 50 and ended up shooting over the target. I got very frustrated. Now, I knew the sight was good, I saw it, it worked flawlessly on my Valor. I knew I was missing something but could not figure it out.

The sighting in instructions are rather long and there are several steps where you must press, press and hold, press and hold for X number of flashes etc. I knew this is where my issue was. So, had my wife read the procedures and I completed each task step by step.

Eureka, it worked. I went back through the steps and realized I missed the very last step at the 30 yard distance. You must hit set with two flashes twice to save your settings. Now, it hits right on the mark out to 100yds.

as long as the archer does everything right which is about 40% of the time. So, final thoughts, this is a terrific sight, it does what it advertises. My recommendation, have someone help when going through the procedures so you don’t miss any steps.

Each one is crucial to setting your sight correctly. Keep’em in the middle folks.

IšverstiShow in original languageI have this sight equipped on my bow and the thing I love most about the sight is the ease of sighting in and the ability to literally make adjustments on the shooting line to compensate for changes such as arrow weight or changes in peak draw weight poundage on the fly without the headaches.

The adjustment knob the move the single pin is also retains great tension as it isn’t too hard too turn and you don’t have to worry about it moving free on. You when it isn’t supposed to. No need to struggle finding the right sight tape or have to constantly try to finesse non micro adjustable pins into place to the perfect position.

The only improvement I’d like to see upon react technology is a listed FPS range on the about Info on packaging and website to let potential buyers know if arrow speed would be a limiting factor on if the sight would work with their particular bow set up.

I cannot wait to see what Trophy Ridge comes up with next for bow sights. I’m Crossing my fingers that a sight like their React Trio Pro where all three pins remain in play will hopefully be in the works!.

IšverstiShow in original languageThe Trophy Ridge React One Pro Dovetail is an awesome sight. I’ve used various Trophy Ridge sights over the years and every time I get a chance to use the React Technology, I’m reminded of how easy it is to set up a bow with a Trophy Ridge sight.

In a matter of a few arrows, I’m sighted in from 20 to 100 yards. If you’re someone that likes to tinker with your set-up, React Technology is perfect for you. The majority of adjustments are tool-less and don’t require an allen wrench.

The fiber optic yardage markers are great for practicing late in the evening but even more, are amazing for a dark hunting blind. The sight is also well-made and durable for anything you put it through – from target shooting, to treestand hunting in the Midwest to elk hunting out West, you’ll get everything you want from this sight.

I can’t recommend this sight enough.

This came as a package with my Bear Whitetail Legend. Was able to sight in from 20 – 60 easily. Adjustments were fine tuned. Did not have any issues with this. The only con I can say is that it is difficult to adjust and turn on the sight light.

That is the ONLY con I have. No issues with stripping. Not sure how people have that issue. Sounds like user error to me. I did misfire my bow where the release hit my face drawing back and my bow flew out of my hands and hit the concrete which did shift my sight housing though I was able to reseat it back in place and re-sight back in easily again.

Still very happy with this. Only reason why I will probably upgrade is to give this to my little brother.

Got this sight in with the RTH package add on to my Resurgence LD bow. Was very easy to get dialed in and I’m having a lot of success hitting my targets consistently. Feels very sturdy mounted up and I feel comfortable laying my bow down on the sight for a minute if needed.

Took me a minute to figure out how to get the insulator out of the battery compartment but thats a nice feature, although I rarely need it.

Got a hand-me-down now and picked up this sight to get me started. For two weeks my groups were all over the place until the sight finally fell off. The left/right adjustment tightening screw was loose despite torquing it down on installation.

Put it back on and tightened even more. Still had problems grouping and discovered the sight was slipping on every shot. The left/right adjustment tightening screw had broken through the plastic housing and will no longer tighten.

Every adjustment screw on this is similar. The metal just indents and cuts right through the soft plastic. Nothing will ever stay tight. Spend a little more and get a metal sight.

I bought this sight last fall after researching a couple different brands in this price range. The sight pins are bright and easy to see. They light up at 3 different levels, so you can control the brightness.

The individual sight pins are not micro adjust, but they slide easily in their channels for precise adjustment. The sight pin ring is micro adjustable. Keep this in mind if you are looking for a sight with micro adjustable individual pins.

This is a quality sight I would place at the top of the mid priced sights. I shoot left handed and it was a quick process to switch it to work on my bow. I would highly recommend this sight.

I did a ton of research before purchasing this sight. I settled on purchasing this sight for a couple of reasons. I really like the smaller pin diameter as your distance increases, it makes your 50 and 60 yard shots much more precise because you can see more of the target.

The pins are super bright, the lost camo matches my bow, the sight is lightweight, and the fine adjustment without tools is nice for setting up your first pin. The bubble level is much smaller than my previous sight, which I didnt think I would like, however I actually like it much better! The package says that the bubble level is 3rd axis adjustable, but i have not made any adjustments to that as of yet.

overall, very happy so far with this sight!.

This TruGlo Rival FX sight is nicely built, with machined metal parts, precise click adjustments, and bright pins. It’s head and shoulders above the plastic 3 pin sight that came stock on my bow. The Realtree AP camo was a good match to my Diamond SB-1.

If you can purchase for less than $50 I’d say it’s a good buy.

Well built and precise movement. The light didn’t work but most likely oxidized from no use. Will purchase after market or use from other sight I own. Great camo and finish.

The only problem with this sight is the diameter of the sight pins. They are 0. 019″. This might be good for a young person, but I am 60. I find the pins to be difficult to focus on. A 0. 029″ sight it would be perfect for me.

I switched out my 5 pin setup for one of these. BIG MISTAKE. All went great target shooting. Placement was perfect every time. Out in the stand is another story. Too much moment adjusting sights, pain in the but-hole to adjust at negative temps, by the time you range a deer, adjust the sight and lock it in, pull back and get the deer in your vision through the peep, the yards have already changed and you end up shooting high or low.

No way to account for change of yardage fast with these. I wouldn’t even consider these for hunting.

I had been contemplating a single pin sight for some time and when the Truglo Archers choice came on sale I just realized my dream had come true. The questions I had concerning varied ranges with differing bow speed/ arrow variables are taken care of if one reads the supplied instructions.

Only one issue which will probably not be an issue in my hunting situations where I live. Due to the light gathering of the fiber optics it is extremely bright in open sunlight. Almost too bright. Now this may not even present a problem in our coastal timber we hunt in as the tree canopy blocks much sunlight and my previos sight many times lacked sufficient light gathering ability.

So we will see soon. The adjustments are easy and precise.

First time I have purchased a Tru Glo sight. I read all the reviews and decided to give it a try. Sight is well made. The fiber is by far the best I have ever seen. It is bright enough to be used in the shade without a sight lite.

Adjustments are smooth and silent and the placement of the adjustment knob makes the sight marks easy to read. I have several Spot Hogg sights which are well made but the fibers are not nearly as bright and the cost is substantially higher,.

I didn’t want to spend much money on a sight for a used youth bow. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this sight. The fiber optic sight points are clear and the protective ring around them highly visible to bring you quickly on target.

There were no installation instructions but easy to figure out. Installation a breeze with the included screws.

Upgraded all of my equipment and went with this sight. Love the 3 pins for hunting situations so I don’t have to mess with compensating or adjusting a single pin on the fly. But the feature that sold me was that the sight can act as a single pin slider as well.

Sighted it in at 30 and 60 yards as directed and was dialed in for everything out to 80 with the correct tape. Very happy with the purchase.

It’s not a bad sight, my only issue is the windage adjustment on it or lack of. Other than the elevation adjustment there is no on-the-fly windage knob. If that option was on there this would be a great sight.

Good and sturdy sight, improved accuracy up to 160 yards away. A lot of micro adjusting for easy fine tuning. Really enjoying this affordable sight. A++

I bought this a couple months ago and have had nothing but problems from the start. As I was getting it zeroed in, it wouldn’t adjust properly. I had to nearly take out the screws holding the windage adjustment out in order for it to even move.

Then, I started noticing that no matter how far I adjusted the windage, I was hitting left. Upon further inspection, I noticed the 2nd axis adjustment was off. I leveled it out, tightened it down and two shots later, it was back out of alignment.

No matter what I did, it wouldn’t lock down. I attempted to contact Apex, and after two months, still cannot get a response. I decided to torque it down a little more in case I was just being a little too sensitive, and the screw broke off in the housing.

What a waste of money. I will never buy another Apex item.

I bought my first bow that came with an apex 3 pin that was fine but for me i wanted more versatility. I was used to rifles but having more than one sight kinda messed with me. I like the idea of one tiney dot & i just range it & raise it.

I finally found the tape that would work with my settings & it was dead on. All you need to do is do a 20yd & then a 30yd & mark both spots where theyre at & find the range tape that aligns with your marks & your good to go.

I do believe the instructions should come with more indepth on how to adjust or lock in on a few things but other than that its pretty cool. It has all 3 fiber optic colors installed you just slide your sight front to rear after backing off the set screw & then lightly tighten back wjen finished.

I kept turning the windage knob when i wanted to turn on the included led illuminating light for low light so i think ill find somthing to fix that. You can lock in the windage but still thats a pain.

You get both a. 010 &. 019 pin to chose from which if my eyes were better i would really like the smaller one. Well built i think.

I bought two of these. On with the single LED dot at the center of a plastic lens, the other with a single vertical pin. Both are great. The only downsides with the plastic lens model is that the lens can become spotty or bead with water when hunting in the rain or hiking in through tall dewy weeds.

Also when facing away from the sun, a glare can happen at just the wrong time. However, the completely open sight picture is amazing. Youll just have to decide whats best for your hunting style. Mostly for treestand hunting the lens version worked great but I think Im going to like the pin better for spot and stalk hunting out west.

Wow! After spending about 45 minutes installing and dialing this sight in I had two arrows touching at 55 yards. The package included everything needed to mount the sight and my quiver on a PSE compound bow.

The instructions left a little to be desired and could have benefited from some illustrations labeling parts of the sight system. With that said, it only took about 45 minutes to mount and get it sighted in at 20 and 40 yards.

After selecting the correct tape I took shots at 20, 30, 50 and 55 yards. Between the accuracy of the tape and only focusing on one pin my shots hit the mark at each distance. The last two shots were touching at 55 yards.

I’m actually considering buying a magnified lens for this thing because my vision is the only thing holding me back from shooting longer distances. For the price I am extremely happy with my purchase.

Not cheap, as a matter of fact its about as expensive as it gets. I never thought Id ever spend this much on a bow sight but I am a firearm enthusiast and I appreciate high quality optics. I also wanted a buy once best I could afford sight for my Triax.

This one definitely doesnt disappoint , the price is where it ends if you try to find a complaint. Does exactly what its supposed to do. The elevation dial is as smooth as butter, I did opt to change the magnifier to the brass pin which was included, very nice HhA! Easy to zero, included distance decals, Is find it hard to imagine any FPS set up wouldnt be included.

A second dial included! Very nice as I have FMJ arrows which are a lot heavier than my other ones, swap the dial and boom Im zeroed for those as well. I opted to purchase the blue light which for this price couldnt be included? However you can mount it over the dial pin or for the sight dot.

Top or bottom. Offset to the side wouldve been my choice in position but it works great nonetheless. Overall its just a bada$$ sight if youre looking for a single pin. I have a TruGlo Range Rover on my DNA which is awesome as well but it is definitely not in the same league as this as far as the build quality and smoothness plus attention to detail.

It is awesome in its own right and price range however. But I cant say enough good things about the HHA , Construction and workmanship is second to none, features and attention to detail are genius. I could not be happier , if you are even considering it.

Do not hesitate anymore, just buy it. You wont be disappointed, if you even have a hint of thinking you spent too much in a sight, by the time you take it out of the package, youll have a big smile and will not question your purchase.

after you zero and use it, any residue of the high cost you paid that may be left over will be wiped out and may consider for a second even getting one for your other bow! Haha my Range Rover is awesome and I wont do that but if that one fails me, I wont hesitate to get another one of these.

This is my first single pin sight. I am right handed but blind in my right eye so I shoot a rifle and bow left handed, these are the ONLY things that I can do left handed and was concerned about having to try to make adjustments in the field.

My quiver sits pretty close to my bow and it’s a little tight to get to the elevation adjustment. May be a problem if I need to make a quick adjustment during a hunting situation but this may just be my lack of coordination with my left hand.

The sight was easy to install I couldn’t get a preprinted label to match my bow to my liking so I used one of the plain white labels that they supply and made my own marks. I really like the windage adjustment on this sight.

That was one of the main reasons I bought this sight. While adjusting my old sight I kept bouncing to the right and left of bull’s eye and could never get perfectly centered. The single click adjustment really helps with that.

I have already recommended this sight to a friend that shoots an older HHA sight that doesnt have the single click windage adjustment and I think he is going to get one.

bought this sight after being recommended by local dealer. is very light and nice bright pins. however making adjustments is difficult. windage and elevation adjustments are sticky, hard to slide with no reference marks.

the other issue is the nuts on the pins themselves. they were so tight upon purchase that i stripped them a little. they are poor quality material.

I bought a KRONIK RTH bow recently as my first bow. It came with a 3 pin. I replaced it with this sight because the pins were smaller (. 019) and didn’t cover up the target. The fibers are longer which gather up more light and the sight has a small led light for very low light situations.

The sight has really improved my groupings. I would have given this a 5 star but the light has only one brightness. very bright. It lit up the woods around me so I placed some black electrician tape over the fibers to keep the light down but the pins are lit up too much for my liking.

It really could use the rheostat adjustable light and this would be a perfect sight!.