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EZ V sight

Weldabeast said:
The V is based off an 8" circle. If you have a circle that big on your target it will work with the inserts.
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I do. My only real concern is not practicing on a deer silhouette and that still bothers me. No point in shooting circles if I never get the feel for acquiring proper range on a actual deer..


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Red Beard said:
I'm shooting a 607gr from a 53lb PRIME with the #14 insert and it's been good out to 40yds. Believe @Weldabeast is getting similar results.

Even if that doesn't work, Aaron sells a 220 and 220fps insert separately. I bought one of each because I thought I would need them. Turned out I didn't.
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I'm on the slowest insert the sight originally comes with and I can trust the V to 30. 666gr arrow shot from a bow at 60 pounds. I have been procrastinating buying the slower inserts that are offered now.
 
SnakeEater said:
I do. My only real concern is not practicing on a deer silhouette and that still bothers me. No point in shooting circles if I never get the feel for acquiring proper range on a actual deer..


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That should be across the board with any sight.....
 
Weldabeast said:
That should be across the board with any sight.....
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Yeah I agree for sure but I feel like more so with this sight, bc of how it’s made, that it would be more important to practice on your intended target bc there is a direct correlation one must develop between the sight gap and vital area. Or am I missing something?..


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With a range finder it shoots like any other sight.....to use the range finding feature of the V you need either 8" circle or 3d. After shooting it long enough your brain will learn the correct gap and you can circle shoot pretty well arty unknown range. Bottom line is the sight wad designed to use for hunting
 
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