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Sight Question #7526679 06/04/19 01:57 PM
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So I just got my Trophy Ridge Hotwire from good ole Amazon. As I'm looking it over and how to adjust the pins, my wife looks at it and goes, "Is that shiny stuff not going to reflect the sunlight?" So I start looking at said shiny stuff and noticed the front of the sight is clear plastic. Is anyone else shooting a Trophy Ridge with the clear plastic on the front of the sight? If so have you had any issues with glare coming off the sight and possibly spooking whatever you're hunting?

Re: Sight Question [Re: pigslayer10] #7526818 06/04/19 04:31 PM
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I have sold a lot of Trophy Ridge sights with that clear plastic protecting the fiber and had no one come back complaining or reports of that being a problem.


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Re: Sight Question [Re: kmon11] #7527155 06/04/19 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by kmon1
I have sold a lot of Trophy Ridge sights with that clear plastic protecting the fiber and had no one come back complaining or reports of that being a problem.


Good to hear! I figured if it was an issue they wouldn’t keep making them that way but figured I’d ask everyone else’s opinion. Thanks for the reply!

Re: Sight Question [Re: pigslayer10] #7533768 06/13/19 12:18 PM
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Here's the bow sight you need bolt


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Re: Sight Question [Re: pigslayer10] #7553425 07/10/19 10:35 PM
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Hasnt been a problem with my TR sight


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