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 Re: Bow sight?
[Re: Skylar Mac]
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08/10/12 03:49 AM
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CoUnTrY_BoY_#24
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Woodsman
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Woodsman
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I was looking a the Sabo 3-Dot Sight but i heare that it does not work in low light it fogs up during the rain and its hard to sight in.looking for one to go on my 2012 hoyt carbon element RKT
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Re: Bow sight?
[Re: CoUnTrY_BoY_#24]
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08/10/12 10:55 AM
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Chuck McDonald
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I like the Sabo, but for hunting I just can't recommend it. For some of the reasons you mentioned above, and being electronic too much can go wrong. Adjustments can be off, The battery out, Or it just fails to work. The last thing I want after drving 300 miles to hunt is to show up and my sight doesn't work. There is something comforting about having rigid steel pins.
Last edited by Chuck McDonald; 08/10/12 10:56 AM.
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