Looking to get the things Listed below any recommendations? 4 pin sight below $ 200 5 arrow quiver below $ 100 New Stabilizer below $ 100
This is just personal preference sight - Trophy Ridge React (5 pin, just move one down) quiver- G5 Mag-Loc Riser 5 arrow Stabilizer- Anything axion, I have the 2 inch and love it
Sight: Black Gold Ascent, w/ 4" dovetail mount. Standard comes in 1,3 or 5 pin, but you can custome order a 4 pin just as easy. I have the 3 pin which will be set at 20, 30 & 40 yards. Then I'll use my 40 and the wheel to reach out to 80 or 100
What type of hunting will you be doing? How far do you want to shoot? Those clues would help some more... Here's what I would do for the meantime... Black gold Rush $115 Tightspot Quiver $140 B Stinger Sport Hunter $65 Sent from my ADR6350 using Tapatalk 2
All shots will be inside 40 yds ... A 3 pin will prolly work aswell. Just used whitetail hunting and practice. I have a 5 pin right now I don't like how close the pins are I like the ones with some separation easier to pick up and lock on. Anyone have experience with the IQ Sights ? Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2
Fitz, you got a pic of the sight on your bow ? What's the advantage of the dovetail mount? Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2
With the dovetail mount you get 3rd axis adjustablility, plus if need be, you can quickly pull your sight off (if it didn't fit in your case or something). Here's a couple pics:
Thanks fitz ...I think I am leaning towards the ascent right now with the 4" dove tail. Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2
Now prob! If you have any more questions, email me. I'm going to be out of town for the next week or so
If you're not too particular about being new, and willing to do some searching, the Spot Hogg Hogg-It and Hunter models are both top of the line sights. They both also offer 3rd axis adjustment. IMO there are very few on the market as robust as the Spot Hogg sights. Sword makes good stuff, so does Black Gold in that price range. For a quiver, I don't like one on my bow, and instead opted for one on my backpack. It's one less thing to monkey with when I get to the stand. The last couple bow mounted that I looked at and really liked were the G5 Mag quiver and the Tight Spot. The G5 is nice and robust, and does a good job holding arrows, the downside is that it is heavy. The Tight Spot sits close to the bow, and is lightweight. It is spendy though. For a stabilizer - you really need to go and test drive some to find what really works well on your bow. It is not a fashion accessory, and is far too often thought of as being one to many archers. B-Stinger mentioned above is a good one, also take a look at the Stokerized, Fuse, Octane, and Doinker offerings. Go and try them on your bow, see which ones help with pin float and forward balance, shock reduction is an added bonus once you address the other two. Good luck and have fun finding new goodies for your bow! All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence; then success is sure - Mark Twain
Thanks for the replies guys got every thing picked out but a quiver...I don't even like quivers, but I gotta hold my arrows some were.
As it turns out I am prolly gonna get a chill ...so I am going for broke. Matthews T5 is leading the pack right now, but I still really don't wanna drop that much on a quiver. Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2
