20 Best Sights For Sig P365 (2023 Updated)

This sight is a pretty good design. It light, and I like that a lot. The pins are bright. The pins seem well protected. But. the accessory screw points are plastic (like the rest of the sight) and really can’t stand up to being mounted to a one piece quiver.

They strip easily, really easily, just like you would image a steel screw in plastic would. If you don’t mount a quiver in this way, I would consider this sight against the others in this price range.

Lastly, trophy ridge has a good warranty, they replaced mine no problem.

The sight is huge. I didn’t expect such a big sight. Can’t even outline it with the current peep gonna need a wider one. It’s for my son’s bow so now all his weight is out front of the bow.

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!!.

Very easy to sight in with large knobs, love the vertical pin set up gives you a much better sight pic imo. Easy to raise and lower Individual pins for specific distances.

I 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.

I 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!.

The 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.

Not a competition sight by any means but a good value for the money. For the beginner or occasional hunter it will do the job. Would be much better with a few more wraps of fiber optic strands but then the cost would go up.

The light is the only saving grace because there isnt much for brightness otherwise.

Truglo has terrible quality control. Saw multiple reviews about it but thought maybe it wasn’t the majority. Level was empty, waste of time and money

One 5-star review with no words. If you are going to use with a peep-sight, then this is 4-stars. The reason for the deduction is the green parts reflect light which is not desired for hunting. I got this for the Retinal Lock which allows shooting without a peep-sight.

The Retinal Lock would only hold alignment for, at most, 4 shots. That is with a new V-3 bow that has hardly any vibration. Another user had the same issue and Cabelas suggested using Loctite which is not a viable solution.

IQ said to run the sight screws to the stops a few times which was no help to me. Once Retinal Lock would shift eye location from the left of the string to the right with about 3 arrows. Enough so the arrows would not hit the shooting bag at 10 yards.

They have made this product for 10+ years but it looks like they started skimping. Retinal Lock is a great concept, but this is a poor implementation.

I bought this to replace a trophy tidge sight that broke on me while i was out hunting. I wanted a solid sight made of all metal and that had a reputation of being solid and reliable. The IQ micro is solid and I’m sure it is reliable however it really didnt work for me.

The white ring in the face of the sight was very difficult to aquire for me, the bubble level was very small and therefore was very sensitive which could be good or bad depending on your perspective.

I found that trying to aquire the sight face, setting my pin on target then having to level out THEN having to try and set my retna lock only to see I was no longer level again was very fatiguing. By the time i let my shot off I had been holding my anchor for far to long.

I use a rear peep on my bow and I found that when I was in my comfortable anchor point I wasn’t able to completely aquire the retna lock and even maxed out the setting to set the lock as far as I could to the left.

Even after the adjustment was maxed out I was still not meeting centre on the retina lock. As most reviews outlined, the fiber optics are dim. Not dramatically dim like some people reported but I cound trophy ridge to be significantly brighter.

I really liked how the construction was all aluminium and it felt solid as a rock. The single pin adjustments were great and solid with no loose wobble like a trophy ridge. It had really nice gang adjustments that were nice and firm.

However i found that after adjusting my vertical adjustment it had scratched the paint on its self. When I sighted it in I found my groups were actually worse than ever. I was able to shoot of my fletching at 20yds with a trophy ridge 5 pin and with the IQ Micro I found I would consistantly be trying to find the face to centre the sight and would be trying to level off and find the retna lock which would result in fatigue and overall poor groups.

I eventually just cranked the retina lock out of the picture and was able to close the group but not to a satisfying degree. Overall it wasn’t a good fit for me, maybe give it a chance as it is built pretty tough but I feel for the price I paid and all the hype of being able to shoot super tight groups it came up short.

I will be returning this and putting my money on a Spot Hogg. Pros Solid build quality. Nice gang adjustment. Very solid pins. Cons Poor sight face ring. Leveling bubble was small and hard to see. Gang adjustment scratched the paint.

Pins were dim even in daylight. Retna lock did not work for *me*. Hard to set up sight picture before a shot.

I purchased this sight specifically for 3d archery shootiing BHFS class. I have another IQ sight with 7 pins that I use for hunting that has worked well and has been relatively durable over the last few years.

I really like the retina lock technology and believe that it helps in accuracy and shooting form development. After reading about the additional features on the IQ Pro XT , I ordered it on Ebay. Shipping was quick and I had it in hand within a few days.

Setting the sight up was basic and I found the dovetail mounting system to be as advertised. The sight bar does offer lenghth adjustment to match the sight ring to your peep size for ring in the ring sight picture.

The micro adjustments for vertical and horizontal are very precise with click adjustments and in theory the tooless locking levers is a nice feature. The horizontal gang adjustment is dove tail in design and works fairly well other than the anodized finish easily comes off and leaves permanent marks with bare aluminum after several adjustments.

The vertical gang adjusments on the other hand are accomplished with a screw and carraige clamp and us not nearly as solid as a dovetail mount. I found that the tooless lever had been over tightened at the factory, and an allen wrench was required to release itfor adjustment.

After several adjustments to the vertical bar the back side of the track system developed bare aluminum and gouged out indentations where the over sized screw head clamps the mounting track. The pins are nice quality but I found adjusting them a little frustrating when setting thr pin gaps.

They are difficult to move and when they do move they move all at once. So I found that I had to chase the position back and forth until I got them set where i wanted them. Once set they do hold in place nicely.

Overall this sight has all the basic features as advertised but I believe that the aluminum used in its construction is a bit soft and the individual pin adjustment and vertical adjustment track is of poor design.

I expected better guality in a sight that sells in the 200 dollar range.

Best of both worlds, two fixed pins for close yardage and one movable pin for extended range. All and all a great sight for the money. Quality as expected from Trophy Ridge. Only draw backs are I wish they had a.

010 pin option, even if just for the movable pin. As of now. The HotWire only has a. 019 pin option. Also wish they would include sight tapes. They have the engineering worked out with the react series, no reason they can’t include sight tapes as well.

This sight is what I have been looking for in my hunting set up. The 40 pin slides by it self and with it having only 3 pins it removes any clutter in the housing. It also comes with a built in Allan tool which is awesome because you will never leave the house without one again.

Light weight and will do great for your hunt!!.

IšverstiShow in original languageThe React Trio Pro by Trophy Ridge is a great sight. I like the three pins for tree stand hunting in the Midwest but the flexibility that comes with being able to dial the sight out to 100 yards.

The sight is durable and works exactly as advertised – I was accurately sighted in with minimal time and effort. React Technology is like a ballistics chart for archery – but doesn’t require sight tapes for other changes with your set-up.

I definitely recommend this.

IšverstiShow in original languageThe trophy ridge react technology is unbelievably accurate with this sight. Being left handed, my options are limited, however Trophy Ridge always seems to have the answer for me.

I’ve used there products for the past dozen years now, with tremendous success. I’ve always looked for a single pin sight, as it’s my preference. This sight can be fine tuned to match your needs. My only complaint would be the sight housing is a touch too small but after shooting the react one pro for awhile now, I’ve gotten used to it.

I’d love to see this sight available with the dovetail bracket for us lefty’s tho. All in all, highly recommended. Great built quality that will last and can take the abuse of the day to day shooter.

IšverstiShow in original languageIntuitive design allows distance adjustments without the need for yardage tapes (you can use them if you choose). Design is functional, can easily make adjustments for broadheads or different weighted tips along with arrow changes to your quiver (again, without using tapes).

The sight is also well constructed. Theoretically, after sighting for 20 and 30 yards, the sight should be dialed in for every pin thereafter. Once sighted in at 20 yards, moved back to 30, made slight adjustments and the sight was good out to 50 yards (only 2 adjustments, like advertised).

Didn’t attempt anything at a further distance, however those distances are not necessary for me. Would recommend.

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 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.

The holster has two indentions that hold the flashlight in place. Because they are so pronounced it is nearly impossible to draw the gun. I had to replace the rubber bushings and use the longer screws that came with the claw that I purchased with the holster.

They could easily make those indentations much smaller–not being able to draw your gun is a potentially life-endangering problem. Also, the clip on the gun is very pronounced, protruding much further than needed to fit over any thickness of belt.

I tried to remove the screws so I could take out the bushings and draw the clip in closer to the holster, but they appear to have used some adhesive (red Loctite?) to keep the screws from coming out.

This isn’t a deal breaker, but I like some ability to personalize fit. While I can now use the holster, having to use some aftermarket extended bushings to make the holster loose enough to release the gun and not being able to adjust the clip made this just an Okay option for me.

BTW I had the same problems with the holster being too tight on a DeSantis kydex holster, as well–I don’t think holster companies have done good R&D for guns with lights.

I had been looking for an IWB holster for my gen 1 Baby Eagle/Jericho compact for awhile. Stumbled apon this and figured I would give it a shot given the price. I was pleasantly surprised on how nice it was when it arrived.

My pistol did have a little play in the holster, but was to be expected as it wasn’t built for it. I was also glad the holster didn’t interfere with the slide mounted decocker. The adjustment of the retention is great as is the cant.

I took a heat gun to the top/slide edge of the holster and gave it just a little pinch, the gun now fits tight in the holster. The holster is about a half inch longer than the end of the muzzle, have not decided to trim it yet.

So, this is a long review for a holster that wasn’t built for my gun. I can only imagine how well it would fit one it was actually built for. But, if you are looking for an inside-the-wasteband holster for an old steel framed/no rail Jericho or baby eagle I would recommend giving this a shot.

I tried a few different holsters for my Jericho 941F, and while some were functional, there was usually a problem with printing, draw speed, or fit. Concealment Express is one of the few companies that makes a holster for the IWI Jericho, and even fewer who make an IWB holster for it.

It only required minimal adjustment to be tight, and still allowed the gun to be drawn very easily. I already had the IWB Kydex for my S&W M&P Shield, which is great; but I’m largely impressed at the attention taken to the Jericho 941F holster, especially when it’s only typical that most manufacturers extend solely to the Madasa when it comes to IWI holsters, if even that.

At this point, I have the Jericho and S&W M&P Shield 2. 0 IWB holsters, and my wife uses a tuckable Shield 2. 0 holster for hers, and a tuckable for her Walther PPK/S. Given the length of the grip with the Jericho, I’d highly recommend the claw kit to eliminate printing, since the end tends to walk by default.

Of the foot attachments available, I found the larger one works better for me if I’m carrying at 4:30. For the most part, I can wear a button-up shirt and now have it poking through. I live in Florida, so jackets aren’t always an option, except for about a month per year.

As somebody with a fair amount of manufacturing experience, I’ll say that the finishing work is on-par with a maker who actually cares if a product is usable.