Best bow sight? Discuss.

[JW]

Yes, this one, hands down...

[Kirby86]

I love the my new TR React! Bright, simple, tough, accuarate and I dont spend a entire day trying to sight in out to 60 yards. I did it in about 20 shots.

+1

[BigFoot]

I shoot the Archer Extreme Carbon Carnivore. It has single pin adjustment, super bright fiber optics, and it looks great. I have no complaints with it!

[TxSportsman]

I don't think there is a "best". This question comes up so often... I would suggest messing with as many as possible. I currently have a MBG Ascent with a Vengeance head and a 4" dovetail. I love the sight. I have owned a Spott Hog Real Deal and a Spott Hogg Tommy Hogg. Both were great sights also, I ended up switching from the Tommy Hogg because it didn't accommodate my hunting style as I need my quiver on while Im stalking.

The MBG lets my Tightspot mount very "tight". I also have a CBE Tek Hybrid on the way to put on my MQ1 which I can't wait to try out. Good luck bud!

[redfish316]

trophy ridge react

this sight is great

[Texans42]

I don't think there is a "best". This question comes up so often... I would suggest messing with as many as possible. I currently have a MBG Ascent with a Vengeance head and a 4" dovetail. I love the sight. I have owned a Spott Hog Real Deal and a Spott Hogg Tommy Hogg. Both were great sights also, I ended up switching from the Tommy Hogg because it didn't accommodate my hunting style as I need my quiver on while Im stalking.

The MBG lets my Tightspot mount very "tight". I also have a CBE Tek Hybrid on the way to put on my MQ1 which I can't wait to try out. Good luck bud!

Love my CBE Tek hybrid.

[Jesg1224]

Spot Hogg Hunter 5-pin, 0.019 pins.

Not as "fancy" looking as some of the new models by other companies and probably a bit heavier, but these thing are tough and have every adjustment you will ever need. Spot Hogg is also really good about keeping things the same so you can always find replacement pieces and if you ever want to upgrade to something like a Tommy Hogg (i'm considering this right now), you can basically just buy the base and then swap out the pin assembly. I've had mine for 9 years now and it's the only piece of equipment that I've never felt the need to upgrade on my bows over the years until now and I'm only considering upgrading because I want to shoot out to 100+ yrds.