Need Advice on a great left handed sight

[topwater blowup]

I have a Truglo 4 pin sight.

The sight is ok but when looking at the target i want something a little brighter or a more defined pin to accurately define my point of contact.

Please share your thoughts on determining a great sight.

[txaggie90]

I have a true glo and an Apex Bone Collector with the micro pins and i love both of them

[sdfrench]

Bright pins, easy to adjust, comes with a light to help with illumination in low light conditions.

I've used TruGlo Tru-site Extreme sights on my bows. Two have the tool less model and one doesn't. I prefer the tool less model.

[buford]

I'll add one thing to frenchy's comments - the sight needs to maintain it's zero! That being said - Spott Hogg products are second to none. I made the leap last year (and it wasn't easy because they aren't cheap) but I have found the last sight I will ever own on this bow... Spott Hogg Hunter.

[Stan R]

Spott Hog is the only thing I use... Have them on my hunting and target bows...

[Richard]

I have the Trophy Ridge Hitman and love it! The outer ring glows in the dark and the light on this sight only lights up the pins and brightness can be adjusted.http://www.basspro.com/Trophy-Ridge-...06815/-1684645

[topwater blowup]

Thanks for all of your responses

[aggie2000tx]

I would look at Viper or Vital Bow Gear. Both make really good sights just depends on how much you want to spend. I personally like the Viper sights myself but to each his own.

[Brett C]

Check out the Axcell Armortech site . You wont be disappointed .It is the beest made site onthe market today.

[RLB]

spot hogg all da way