I thought this was a very honest, unbiased review. I really liked the part about what region and animal designed for. I haven't used the site but during my research sensed this was a solid 40yd or less sight, which is perfect for me. In my Virginia mountains I hunt, anything over 40yds is insane. Even with a perfect shot through all the brush, one would be lucky to find a luminated nock much less the deer that ran 60yds.
I went with it last year. Your subconscious is the right term. People know when things aren't straight or symmetrical. I wouldnt say this sight is for target panic. I would say howevet it is great for 🌳 stand hunting or for that older archer who has hunted with a recurve & likes the convenience of a compound bow. I shot alot of carp with a recurve & I took to this sight like duck to water. I made my setup so I don't shoot by framing the shoulder to the back of the rib cage. It made me much more accurate. I have a Sapphire SeVen showing up this week & I really like the improvements Aaron made to which was already a great sight. The quietness of my bow is night & day to when I had my slider 1 pin sight on. The adjustments r fool proof & I like how the pitch of the sight changes which your brain picks up when doing adjustments & it makes u square up the sight. I have tape on the windage left to right axle. If I want to remove the peep I can move the sight left until it lines up with my tape mark & I probably have less stray left or right shots that way w/o the peep. Pro style w/o the tick marks is easier & better since u practice on the framing of the shot rather than being distracted by all those marks. It's nice when u go Pro style that u do put 1 set of tick marks @ the bottom as a reference. Like a 40 yard follow up shot when the heat 🔥 is on.
Good review! I hunted with one last year and absolutely loved it. I completely agree this site if for the Midwest whitetail hunter. I would switch back to fixed or floating pins if I went out west and needed to shoot beyond 50 yards. It would also be nice if it had micro adjustments, but once you get it sighted in and tightened up, it’s rock solid.
Having never shot this but seeing reviews I had the same question about longer ranges and also deer that are quartering hard or that occasional close frontal shot. I talked to the owner by email about this sight. He's a really nice guy and answered all my questions. It would be interesting to try this. He swears by it at long ranges and he says hard quartering is no problem. I'm still not convinced enough to buy it but then again, I don't have a problem with target panic and 65%-70% of my practicing is at 60, 70, & 80 yards. That's probably my biggest reason for not getting it is the range issue but again, I've never shot it. I shoot well with pins, consistently scoring 200 with my 28" axle to axle PSE Evolve at our local pro shop 3d tourney every month with targets spread out from 18-40 yards. So, not much motivation to pay $150 for a sight I will have to re-learn my shooting. But, you never know. I might just get bored enough to buy one and try it out during the off season. Oh wait a minute! We live in Texas, don't we! We don't have an off season. I haven't even started WT season yet and I've got 3 deer down already this spring/summer. Some people get to the live in the USA but I get to live in Texas!
I want to try this sight just don't have the money to get one. I have target panic but shoot very well with pin sight if I have to bracket between pins.
Great video. Good day. I'm from Belgium and we don't hunt. So we only shoot at target. 18 and 25 meters. or further like FITA distance. So that V sight is not for us, I think. Or do you think it makes no difference ? And of course the manual is always in English, often difficult to understand. Because you did an example with your sight and 3 pins. We only with 1 pin, or some with a dot.
Walter Eeckels for spot archery like FITA or USA archery I would definitely stay with a pin or dot. I am going to shoot a round at 50 meters just to see what my score is but I would take the dot precision over the V. The V is more suited for hunting IMO!!
So my question is this. this seems to work on an animal that is perfectly broadside, but what about an animal quartering away or to you? Now with an animal quartering away or to you the impact area is now slimmer or smaller
Tanner Thompson I shot several animals quartering away this year with this sight. The aiming process is the same. Still frame the front of lungs on the shot side shoulder and back of liver on the off side. The way I Sighted in was put whatever I want to hit in the middle of the frame at fixed distance if that makes sense. Check out some hunts from this year to see it in action on live animals. I will be postings a quartering away shot this afternoon
Tanner Thompson the axis hunts have quartering away shots and there is a hog hunt with a quartering too shot that was pretty much dark I was bout to find out if the sight worked as advertised or not and it was flawless
@@brandonpero8742 do you know arrow weight? If so you can use an online speed calculator to get close. And if you buy the sight new it will come with 9 different inserts so you can play with them till you get it right. All the 20 yard marks are the same so once you sight in you can switch inserts till you get mapped out to 40-50-60 yards
@@infectedoutdoors my arrow is 300 spine but I'm not sure how to tell what weight it is..I'm wanting to build a 550gr total weight arrow and then sight it with the v
@@brandonpero8742 prolly gunna need the 270-240 inserts depending on draw weight and draw length. I shoot a 270 I believe. 31.5” DL 70# with a 548-550 grain ler
@@infectedoutdoors I kind of figured it would. I have "controlled" or should I say "semi-controlled" target panic and I think I'll give this sight a go.
Tshuav Koj Nqi it’s all machined nicely and a simple design hard to make it fancy. I do wish it had an axis adjustment to it so it’s easier to level on your bow.
I thought this was a very honest, unbiased review. I really liked the part about what region and animal designed for. I haven't used the site but during my research sensed this was a solid 40yd or less sight, which is perfect for me. In my Virginia mountains I hunt, anything over 40yds is insane. Even with a perfect shot through all the brush, one would be lucky to find a luminated nock much less the deer that ran 60yds.
scott brammer yeah I have now killed over 50 yards with it so it really is an awesome sight
I went with it last year. Your subconscious is the right term. People know when things aren't straight or symmetrical. I wouldnt say this sight is for target panic. I would say howevet it is great for 🌳 stand hunting or for that older archer who has hunted with a recurve & likes the convenience of a compound bow. I shot alot of carp with a recurve & I took to this sight like duck to water. I made my setup so I don't shoot by framing the shoulder to the back of the rib cage. It made me much more accurate. I have a Sapphire SeVen showing up this week & I really like the improvements Aaron made to which was already a great sight. The quietness of my bow is night & day to when I had my slider 1 pin sight on. The adjustments r fool proof & I like how the pitch of the sight changes which your brain picks up when doing adjustments & it makes u square up the sight. I have tape on the windage left to right axle. If I want to remove the peep I can move the sight left until it lines up with my tape mark & I probably have less stray left or right shots that way w/o the peep. Pro style w/o the tick marks is easier & better since u practice on the framing of the shot
rather than being distracted by all those marks. It's nice when u go Pro style that u do put 1 set of tick marks @ the bottom as a reference. Like a 40 yard follow up shot when the heat 🔥 is on.
Good review! I hunted with one last year and absolutely loved it. I completely agree this site if for the Midwest whitetail hunter. I would switch back to fixed or floating pins if I went out west and needed to shoot beyond 50 yards. It would also be nice if it had micro adjustments, but once you get it sighted in and tightened up, it’s rock solid.
T Hill so I disagree agree with the Midwest statement now. I killed at 52 yards with it this year.
Having never shot this but seeing reviews I had the same question about longer ranges and also deer that are quartering hard or that occasional close frontal shot. I talked to the owner by email about this sight. He's a really nice guy and answered all my questions. It would be interesting to try this. He swears by it at long ranges and he says hard quartering is no problem. I'm still not convinced enough to buy it but then again, I don't have a problem with target panic and 65%-70% of my practicing is at 60, 70, & 80 yards. That's probably my biggest reason for not getting it is the range issue but again, I've never shot it. I shoot well with pins, consistently scoring 200 with my 28" axle to axle PSE Evolve at our local pro shop 3d tourney every month with targets spread out from 18-40 yards. So, not much motivation to pay $150 for a sight I will have to re-learn my shooting. But, you never know. I might just get bored enough to buy one and try it out during the off season. Oh wait a minute! We live in Texas, don't we! We don't have an off season. I haven't even started WT season yet and I've got 3 deer down already this spring/summer. Some people get to the live in the USA but I get to live in Texas!
I will be doing an update video to this soon. I have kill over a dozen animals with it now and I can say out to 52 yards it killer!
Infected Outdoors look forward to it.
God bless texas
All states should be like that I'm from mass and they complain about the WT being over populated , hunting year round would take care of that
Thank you Mike and may God bless the United States of America on this election day. Go out and vote for Trump! Lord bless you
Wish they would make that sight with thinner walls.
I am not entirely sure but I think this year they released a thinner V
They do in fact have updated inserts with much thinner walks👍
I want to try this sight just don't have the money to get one. I have target panic but shoot very well with pin sight if I have to bracket between pins.
Great video.
Good day. I'm from Belgium and we don't hunt. So we only shoot at target. 18 and 25 meters. or further like FITA distance.
So that V sight is not for us, I think. Or do you think it makes no difference ? And of course the manual is always in English, often difficult to understand. Because you did an example with your sight and 3 pins. We only with 1 pin, or some with a dot.
Walter Eeckels for spot archery like FITA or USA archery I would definitely stay with a pin or dot. I am going to shoot a round at 50 meters just to see what my score is but I would take the dot precision over the V. The V is more suited for hunting IMO!!
Great, thanks for the info.
I stay by my dot.
So my question is this. this seems to work on an animal that is perfectly broadside, but what about an animal quartering away or to you? Now with an animal quartering away or to you the impact area is now slimmer or smaller
Tanner Thompson I shot several animals quartering away this year with this sight. The aiming process is the same. Still frame the front of lungs on the shot side shoulder and back of liver on the off side. The way I Sighted in was put whatever I want to hit in the middle of the frame at fixed distance if that makes sense. Check out some hunts from this year to see it in action on live animals. I will be postings a quartering away shot this afternoon
@@infectedoutdoors Sweet, that is what i wanted to see!
Tanner Thompson the axis hunts have quartering away shots and there is a hog hunt with a quartering too shot that was pretty much dark I was bout to find out if the sight worked as advertised or not and it was flawless
Tanner Thompson that hunt is posted with a quartering away shot
What if you don't have your 30 and 40 pin set? I've just been messing around with my 20 yard
30 & 40 set for what? Not sure I understand the question
@@infectedoutdoors like if one doesn't have a chronograph and wants to use the cheat sheet
@@brandonpero8742 do you know arrow weight? If so you can use an online speed calculator to get close. And if you buy the sight new it will come with 9 different inserts so you can play with them till you get it right. All the 20 yard marks are the same so once you sight in you can switch inserts till you get mapped out to 40-50-60 yards
@@infectedoutdoors my arrow is 300 spine but I'm not sure how to tell what weight it is..I'm wanting to build a 550gr total weight arrow and then sight it with the v
@@brandonpero8742 prolly gunna need the 270-240 inserts depending on draw weight and draw length. I shoot a 270 I believe. 31.5” DL 70# with a 548-550 grain ler
Has anyone tried the new sapphire one. Is it that much brighter?
Yes it is that much brighter. I will be doing an update video soon. It’s been absolute money
The new inserts are thinner and absolutely amazing my buddy and I did a review on FLOH outdoors
TheNavydoc07 i have the thinner ones now on my rigs
Thank you!!
Have you got a 220 or 240 fps ezv ring that you'd get rid of?
C Price I bet I do but I won’t be able to check it till next week
@@infectedoutdoors I'm in no rush. Thanks. It would be the 240, not 220
Ok but how does it work on 3d targets at various distances without a rangefinder
Bullets4Bucks once you have the correct insert it works great. Frame vitals and squeeze your shot. I would say it will be accurate within 2 yards.
Nice video but a blind study (not knowing the distance shot range) at random distances would be beneficial. To prove ranging capabilities;
@@benpena2832 i will be doing a review on the ez this spring. With examples like you said
Can this sight be used on a takedown recurve bow?
Alex Nava yes sir as long as it has a tapped riser for a sight.
I'd be curious to see someone with (bad) target panic shoot that sight and see if it helped.
ajshovel1 I know it would help because I had mild target panic when pin would get into the bullseye and it’s helped tremendously!
@@infectedoutdoors I kind of figured it would. I have "controlled" or should I say "semi-controlled" target panic and I think I'll give this sight a go.
ajshovel1 best part is there is a 30 day money back guarantee
Will be nice if you make a little bit fancier and very thin tiny V. Everything looks so cheap made. I don't want to put it on my $1000 bow lol
Tshuav Koj Nqi it’s all machined nicely and a simple design hard to make it fancy. I do wish it had an axis adjustment to it so it’s easier to level on your bow.
this is not a sight for people who want to shoot accurately. This is a hunting sight just like the whisker biscuit is a hunting rest.
I haven’t seen a decrease in accuracy in my shooting personally
I like this sight but I wish it wasn’t so ugly. Call me superficial but I want my gear to look good