Open sight options?
Open sight options?
Trying to get a physically impared friend to go bowhting in Colorado with us next fall as he would be able to use a crossbow. However, he would have to use open sights. There is an expensive one out there (Tagged out sight), Excalibur makes an inexpensive one ($30) and Derek makes one. Opinions on what works the best without breaking the bank?
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What bow they going on? I only have experience w/ the factory sight, it works fine, sighted for 25 yds. That puts me 'on' at 20 and 30 for a lunger on deer. 200# xbow.
Dereck's offering has a lot of happy campers on here.......
The 3rd one is/was too expensive for my taste.......
Good luck!!
Dereck's offering has a lot of happy campers on here.......
The 3rd one is/was too expensive for my taste.......
Good luck!!
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I'm not sure but you might be able to use a "non-magnifying" scope,ie.1x or red dot. I dont know for sure in Colorado but some states let that pass. just a thought.
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I have a Phoenix Lite 175 lb xbow. And unfortunately they do not allow any kind of scope or any electronics (nothing with a battery). Derek doesn't make his any more, so I think I may try the Excalibur model.
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Don't buy one. They used to be inc w/ xbows, there's tons of them laying around, someone will give you a set........
I put mine on every year for turkey season or you could have it.......
I put mine on every year for turkey season or you could have it.......
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Txhunter, pm me your address and I'll send ya a set. I have a set laying around.awshucks wrote:Don't buy one. They used to be inc w/ xbows, there's tons of them laying around, someone will give you a set........
I put mine on every year for turkey season or you could have it.......
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I was looking at fiber optics made by Bad River Outdoors.They make them for the Excalibur .Pricy,but I think the sight has 3 fiber optics.
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Found some on theoutdoorpro.com at a good price.
http://www.theoutdoorpro.com/index.php? ... t&Itemid=2
http://www.theoutdoorpro.com/index.php? ... t&Itemid=2
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Re: Open sight options?
I was looking at fiber optics made by Bad River Outdoors.They make them for the Excalibur .Pricy,but I think the sight has 3 fiber optics.I have a Phoenix Lite 175 lb xbow. And unfortunately they do not allow any kind of scope or any electronics (nothing with a battery). Derek doesn't make his any more,
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I will post my newest front sight I adapted tomorrow
I am no longer modifying them as the drill bits break too easily and some sights just won't let the drill bore thru
I am no longer modifying them as the drill bits break too easily and some sights just won't let the drill bore thru
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