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I have never really used a bow sight before, but I have used many sights for different rifles and pistols and semi-automatic weapons.
I am very big on just the one sight myself, when it comes to those and I would assume I would be the same for the bow as well.
Have you ever any sights on rifles or pistols before? And if so, are you similar in what sights you use for the bow?
Thanks for any help you can provide?
ReplyHello Jason!
Thanks for stopping by and sharing your experience with me.
I am originally from Germany and haven’t used a gun or rifle so far. In Germany it’s mostly professional hunters or people in rural areas who get a licence for carrying a gun.
It’s quite difficult to get a licence for that in Germany.
But I think it would be a good idea to get a single pin sight like the Optimizer Lite Ultra Sight, when you have experience with this kind of sight.
Sorry, I don’t really know much about guns and rifles and I am not sure how similar or different the sights for rifles are compared to bow sights.
Cheers
Moritz
ReplyHi Moritz!
Great website you have here!
I have been digging into it a little, and I find it very informative and complete, specially for those, who like me, are totally clueless about this discipline.
Regarding this particular accesorie, I wonder, why there is no option for leftys? It is a market thing?
Just curious 🙂
Congrats on the site!
Cheers
ReplyHello Fito!
Thanks for that compliment! I am glad that you like my site.
As a beginner I would like to recommend to read my archery training and get an idea about which bow you should get first.
It is unfortunate that some sights are only available for right handed people.
I think it is mainly because manufacturers think that there are more right handed people, than left handed people.
The thing is, that in archery it is not important which hand you usually use!
Only your dominant eye is important and will dictate which bow you need.
Thanks for stopping by!
Moritz
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