No comments about Trijicon Self Luminous Iron Sights, H And K, Style USP Compact.

No comments about Martin Archery Peek-A-Peep.

1 comments about Trophy Ridge PM1090 Mantis V Drive Sight (Right-Handed, Camo).

1. i went to this from a Tru-Glo cheapy sight so the difference is amazing.
   
   the fiberoptic pin is very visible, but i highly recomend an LED attachement (tru-glo brand makes one thats "universal" and fits this sight). the construction is all aluminum so it should be fairly robust. this thing is VERY adjustable. you can pretty much mess with the position and angle of every component. the reflective ring on the face of the sight is helpful for centering the sight if you use a rear peep. my last sight was just black so it was hard to work with in the evenings or early mornings.
   
   the only complaints i have are as follows: the swinging/pendulum action of the sight isnt very smooth. it works, but it seems choppy, like the bearings arent as good as they should be. the added weight of the LED unit on the pendulum helps this. my other complaint is that the set-screw that locks in the verticle adjustment is a screw instead of a thumb wheel....im going to replace mine with a nob i can turn with my hand so i dont have to carry an allen wrench into the field if i decide i need to adjust it up or down.
   
   all in all i give this a 9.5 out of 10. i recomend it to someone looking for a higher end sight for thier bow. I also recomend that if you do get one, you make sure you lock all the adjustable parts before shooting....dont shoot it w/o locking parts....or it will change its point of aim with every shot.

No comments about GWS® Striker 3-Pin Fiber Optic Sight.

No comments about Barska 4 x 32mm Contour Series Handgun, Shotgun or Crossbow Scope, Mossy Oak Camouflage Finish with Crossbow Reticle.

No comments about Game Warning System Archery PRO Hunter 2000 Bow Sight Style With Fiber Optic Aperture.

No comments about G5 Meta Peeps 1/8" Target.

No comments about Cobra Archery Starlight Pins Green.

1 comments about TRUGLO Trusite Xtreme TG5201B Tool-Less Sight.

1. I purchased this sight to go on a 2008 bowtech 82nd airborne. I was first concerened in the tooless fuction worried that the sight's settings would come loose with the repeated shots from the bow. As of yet I have yet to notice any change. My only complaint and why I gave the sight 4 stars instead of five is that the vertical elevation adjustment is some what limiting, granted this could be in part bowtech's fault as well, but I bought the sight with intentions of adding three more pins and have it sighted out to ninety yards. However, I can not do this because it ran out of vertical adjusment so i only have out to eighty yards which isn't bad (this is with a bow that shoots my arrow at ~300 fps). If you have a slower bow you would probably not be able to have pins out that far. As far as for it's ability to catch light it gets 5 stars, the pins are very bright and when I turn the light on I am able to shoot in the dark basically. Great sight overall. I would recomend if you were looking for a good sight without investing much money in it. If you have lots of money, go crazy with a G5 optrix or a copper john sight.

No comments about Vari-Zone Multi-Rng 2-4x32 Scope.