Brite Site 3rd Axis Leveler Review

To prepare for the upcoming 3D archery season where we have to face lots of uphill and downhill shots, we turn to the Brite Site 3rd Axis Leveler. With just a few adjustments to your sight, you can make sure you won't miss left or right on nasty uphill or downhill shots.

[@reviloford5072]

You and Steve in Australia feom Archery Supplies are my two favorite, reliable and trustworthy archery youtube guys.

[@jasonrogers6559]

I have always liked the brite site level. I agree the Hamskea is the best because you set your third axis at full draw but the brite site is a good jumping off point. Keep up the great work love the videos and the forum.

[@KowboyUSA]

Can't afford fancy, so I dug out a small level that would lay on my bowstring, then adjusted my bow sight's level so both had the bubble centered. Guess I'll see how well that worked now that the snowpack is melting & I can test it a longer ranges.

[@lawdawg02actual]

I thought 3rd axis was supposed to be checked at full draw to account for torque? So is this tool taking that into account?

[@panchampatel1]

keep making great videos, they are helpful. Thank you.

[@aaronhall765]

Is this just an initial set up? Should true 3rd axis be done on the bow at full draw????? To see if the riser is torqued?

[@mikelepera1520]

If you can torque the bow the same way all the time it is useful. I prefer to use the static leveler.

[@paulfreeman1092]

how did you actually test 1st axis front to back I only saw you do 3rd axis from the bar not the actuall sight bubble

[@Rufus066]

Did they fix the glue on the level underneath it?

[@Albert-Duz-It]

I'd still recommend Hamskea 3rd Axis Tool.

[@ArcheryTalkVideo]

I've not had a chance to use that tool, but I'm sure it will get the job done just the same. The key is to get your third axis set up properly any way you can.