Well just reading about these on AT. Looks like I may have to sell something.
This is what draws me back to recurves and long bows. Somewhere along the way archery was lost and replaced with "pull the trigger".I'm sticking with pins for a few more years until the prices come down and competitors enter the market. But this is the new standard. Eventually, this site will do to fixed pin sites what compound now's did to recurve and longbows.
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It would be legal in Pa as long as it doesn't cast a visible light on your target. We can use lighted pins .I stopped carrying a rangefinder half the time because I don't shoot more than 20-25 yards. I will say it is very cool technology. I don't know at what point the line gets drawn though.
I wouldn't be surprised to start seeing more states outlaw these bow-mounted range finder at some point. I haven't read through all the regs in a few years, but I don't think this would be legal in my state right now.