Best bowmounted light?

[brent.westbrook]

Hey Rick,

Do you think I could make something like that work around the riser like I have in my pic? My sight window is too small for me the put the light in the window and still be able to see.

[jreyna920]

Well imagine a pressure switch like the ones above, and a normal button like you'd have on a regular flashlight, the pressure switch breaks the circuit when depressed, so when game was getting close I'd grab the pressure switch which would break the power from the bulb, and turn the light to the on position via the normal switch... Leaving me with a flashlight that would remain off until the pressure switch was released, it functioned exactly opposite of the lights you normally see... The reason for doing It that way was because of the grip problems like Bisch mentioned and the option to just relax my fingers at full draw to turn it on, instead of hitting them with the lights then trying to anchor .... Less movement of the light


Hopefully that helps

[RickBarbee]

Brent, just strap it on the same way below your hand.

I use it either way, but I prefer it in the window, because I can make it point dead on with my line of sight that way.

Rick

[Phillip Fields]

I like my Marauder. Granted I haven't used it much, so problems may show up in the future.

[RickBarbee]

Brent, just strap it on the same way below your hand.

I use it either way, but I prefer it in the window, because I can make it point dead on with my line of sight that way.

Rick

OOOooOOooor - strap it on the back side of the sight widow. Might have to adjust the quiver some to get it to mount there, but it'd be doable, and would get the light shining parallel to your line of sight.

Rick

[Felix40]

I like the hawg light. If the attachment was a little shorter it would be better. The three inches of bolt behind the light kinda makes it get in the way sometimes.




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[brent.westbrook]

OOOooOOooor - strap it on the back side of the sight widow. Might have to adjust the quiver some to get it to mount there, but it'd be doable, and would get the light shining parallel to your line of sight.

Rick

I do like this idea!, thanks Rick

[WKH2213]

I love the BowLite lights, made in TX also, excellent customer service and lifetime warranty

[Selfbowman]

I use the boar bracket and light that Melvin Erickson sells. It works excellent and the little LED lights out to 30 yards.

This for me and you will not find a kinder family.