sep0667
Land of the Whitetail
My sight is a 5 pin Apex sight. I'm not even sure which one. It's been on my bow about 4 years or so. It has a sight light that I can turn in low light conditions if in a blind or at towards the end of shooting time. Only issue is is that the dial to turn the light on is very finicky and it will turn on sometimes without me meaning to and it has burned out a few times and I have to go buy a whole new light housing by TruGlo for it because that is all I have found that will fit in there.
When shooting in low light from the ground or a stand I can still see my pins fin, but when shooting from my ground blind, even in daylight (I have it set up in the yard now to practice) I can't see the color on my pins. It makes it really difficult to make a shot, and very frustrating knowing that there is a good 30 minutes of shooting time left and I can't see my pins.
Anyone have any suggestions? What do you do in low light conditions? I know not all even "top end" sights have a sight light, are the pins just that bright?
I have been wanting to get a new sight for a over a year now and as the season nears I better do it now if I am going to. I have been looking at getting a 5 pin IQ bowsite.
Any advice welcome
When shooting in low light from the ground or a stand I can still see my pins fin, but when shooting from my ground blind, even in daylight (I have it set up in the yard now to practice) I can't see the color on my pins. It makes it really difficult to make a shot, and very frustrating knowing that there is a good 30 minutes of shooting time left and I can't see my pins.
Anyone have any suggestions? What do you do in low light conditions? I know not all even "top end" sights have a sight light, are the pins just that bright?
I have been wanting to get a new sight for a over a year now and as the season nears I better do it now if I am going to. I have been looking at getting a 5 pin IQ bowsite.
Any advice welcome
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