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E-Z-V Bowsight
- Thread starter bongo
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Well just copied this off AT and ordered a Chronograph off Amazon. Just bought a new used bow off AT classified and am now gona try this sight again. If I don't like it i've got a Tommy Hogg single pin in waiting. I'm also going to give that Stan Shootoff a chance and see how I like it. Lot of firsts going on this time home.
MISSION X3
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Join Date
Apr 2010
Location
Seffner, FL
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I have one. I really like it. The range finding V works on whitetail out to just over 40yrds. Have not tested it past that. To be honest I can't see how it works on any animal without some adjustment. I only hunt whitetail so that didn't matter to me. Even if you don't want to use, or don't trust the range finding V, you can use the tick marks for yardage. Get the right insert and it is dead on.
To me the best thing about this sight is the open view it gives you. You can watch your arrow all the way to the target/animal.
My opinion is this is not a target sight. Don't think you can be quite as accurate shooting an X with it. Although I can not shoot two arrows at the same dot or I will bust one every practice session. I do feel that it is almost perfect for hunting
his sight again. If I don't like it i've got a Tommy Hogg single pin in waiting.
MISSION X3
Join Date
Apr 2010
Location
Seffner, FL
Posts
758
I have one. I really like it. The range finding V works on whitetail out to just over 40yrds. Have not tested it past that. To be honest I can't see how it works on any animal without some adjustment. I only hunt whitetail so that didn't matter to me. Even if you don't want to use, or don't trust the range finding V, you can use the tick marks for yardage. Get the right insert and it is dead on.
To me the best thing about this sight is the open view it gives you. You can watch your arrow all the way to the target/animal.
My opinion is this is not a target sight. Don't think you can be quite as accurate shooting an X with it. Although I can not shoot two arrows at the same dot or I will bust one every practice session. I do feel that it is almost perfect for hunting
his sight again. If I don't like it i've got a Tommy Hogg single pin in waiting.