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Vandy - 
 Button Buck


 | | 08/01/2007 3:13 PM |
| Going to be buying a new set-up next year and was wondering which sights you all have used and liked. I'm not interested in electronic or pendulum sights. Thanks for your input. | | | |
| va_switchback_man - 
 Button Buck



 | | 08/01/2007 3:19 PM |
| Personally I like the Trophy Ridge Flatliner. I prefer vertical pins to horozontal. And the flatliner is easy to adjust and the price is right. | | Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. | |
| Vandy - 
 Button Buck


 | | 08/01/2007 5:13 PM |
| | Yeah, I currently use the Trophy Ridge Matrix and like it a lot, but might give something else a shot next year. | | | |
| ks_hunter - 
 Button Buck


 | | 08/01/2007 5:33 PM |
| look for sights that are made of all metal componites thats just my imput
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| emmac13 - 
 Button Buck


 | | 08/02/2007 6:56 PM |
| | I was looking into a new one myself. I was really interested in Trophy Ridge but when researching I found negative feedback that made sense. When the sun is in front of you it is hard to tell the difference between the pins since they are all on the same line of sight. All you will see is a dark shadow and the top of the 20 yrd. pin. Second, some said they can not judge how high or low they are on a shot. Third, those who are use to the horizontal have a hard time converting to vertical. After finding this out I did not want to take a gamble on someting I would not be comfortable with and reason one would plain $uck if it happened with a big buck. So I got the Extreme. Very bright horizontal pins. All aluminum at a good price. | | | |
| Whitetail101 - 
 Button Buck



 | | 08/02/2007 9:02 PM |
| I currently use a CopperJohn Deadnuts Hunter Pro sight and love it.
I have used this sight for over 5 years now, and like it for the following reasons.
1. Easy to install and setup
2. Integrated horizontal bubble level - for peace of mind that I'm not canting the bow.
3. All metal construction for durabilty and stability - I am especially hard on my equipment and need something that will withstand the punishment that I am capable of doling out while hunting.
good luck | | Todd Segner 5 year Buckmasters Member Life Member NAHC, NAFC Member NAFA VP, Archery ICB&GC PSE Field Staff Mossy Oak Pro Staff - Whitetail Pursuit TruBall Releases HIP Targets Pro Staff TRU Ball Releases | |
| Phoenix - 
 Button Buck
 Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania


 | | 08/03/2007 11:25 AM |
| | you can't go wrong with HHA or Impact Archerys sights, all are aluminum construction with ultra bright Pins in every configuration you may want. i personally use Impact Archery sights on my bows. | | To Hunt or Not to Hunt, that is the question? While your pondering that, i'll be in the woods. My Values are the Army Values; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage. Pfc. Chris Smith | |
| ks_hunter - 
 Button Buck


 | | 08/03/2007 8:02 PM |
| im with whitetail 101 cause that the kindof sights i shoot with | | | |
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