New Bow Sight !!!!

[Br'er_Henry]

I believe it's one of those things that looks really cool and after the credit card is slided you realize you didn't really needed...I mean it looks really cool but what big advantage does it offer? Usually when I'm hunting the last thing I want to do is moving parts or make adjustements...I just want to pull and release, not spinning or twisting parts, besides, most of the times, the more moving parts you have, the more noise you get. Whats the price anyway?

Cool device to see though, thanks for sharing.

[csmith]

That is a cool idea!

[luckey7]

price ?

thanks cuz ! thats real supportive !

price is one of the bad things with this sight , i think they're going for about $150.00 , so yea , i don't think the're going to sell a whole bunch !!!

thanks for lookin' though !

p.s. i think the advantage, for me at least , would be that i have a problem shooting a mutiple pin sight . when i look through my peep i see all the pins , i can't focus on just the one i need . this sight allows me to have just one at a time .

thanks guys !!

[DOUBLE R]

cool idea

pretty cool and a good idea but looks a little complicated to use while trying to be still and get ready for a shot on skittish animals. and maybe a little pricey, but they are all a little pricey.

[justhrowit]

P.O.S. if ya ask me.JMO

That's constructive

[MarlinMears]

That one looks OK. I just bought the double adjustable from www.kingswayarchery.com and really like it.
MJM

[Cotton]

IMO, I see all the draw backs of an adjustable single pin without all the benefits of one.

It’s certainly an interesting concept and different, I wish your friend good luck with it.

[Ground Checkin' Heavies]

I"m not sold on having to move your pins while your hunting! I want to raise my bow and shoot!

[luckey7]

i undrestand !!

i know what you mean GCH but there's alot of people out there that have problems with multiple pin sights . i'm like you i'd rather just pull up and shoot but if the animal is say 30 yards out there , you just turn to the pin you want and give it to him ! i'm aware of the movement factor but i mostly hunt out of a double bull , so no worries !!! thanks for checkin' it out though guys !!

tracy

[Bowhunter]

I had a chance to shoot the pinwheel bow sight and I love it,until you shoot this sight you really have no clue. What I love about the sight is the abilty to shoot in low light conditions. If you can see the bulk of the animal you can make a good killing shot. With the light and only one truglow pin is the answer for low light shooting conditions.

[DaveS903]

What if your target is out there, say at 50 yards...then moves in to 30...then back out to 40...then in to 20...and so on. All the while, you are looking for THE shot. If you are hanging off the side of a tree, all the extra movement needed to get the right pin in position right before you draw and release is a deal killer for me. It might be OK in a blind. Cool concept though.

Dave

[Bowhunter]

I had a chance to try it with a deer about 15 yards it was a spike and I drew on him several times just looking what the sight looked like on a real deer. The deer spooked and jumped about ten yards and stopped I still could have shot him just aimed a little high. I do understand what your talking about but I feel the abilty to shoot in those last few min. of daylight out ways everything. How many times does that deer walk in at dusk or dawn and you draw back and you couldnt shoot a bull in the butt.