Archery Recurve Bow Sight T Shape Adjustable Shooting Target Sights for Hunting Practice Range RH

I’m a lefty and couldn’t understand why this could not be used or inverted for left hand use. I talked it through with a few friends and decided to take the gamble. I’m really glad I did. It took 5 to 10 minutes to install and about 8 arrows to zero it in. For lefties, up means down and down means up, but if you are a life long lefty, you are used to those kinds of mental adjustments. I was immediately shooting good groups and am glad I purchased this item. The aperture is too small for a hunting application so I ordered a new aperture that won’t be in for a few days, but this product is a good value, works well and appears to be very solidly manufactured. It has made a very quick and markedly improved difference in my group sizes and accuracy. This is a good purchase.

This sight is easy to adjust, holds firm, and has really helped me hit the mark. Have been using this sight for a couple momths and even with daily use (60 to 100 arrows a day) I don't get the rattle of loose screws I have heard with other sights I have used. Overall a great, high quality sight and at a fraction of the price of similarly capable sights. Not sure what they offer that this one doesn't, but I really can't image needing anything better than this. Update: the windage elevation knob came loose, and a spring and BB that help index the position popped out and were lost. Sight still works, but it doesn't hold its position as well as it had. Probably fixable, but it is something to keep your eye on.

For reference, I used this on a compound bow. I couldn’t find an inexpensive compound sight that would arrive in the next month. You can buy a 10-32 to 8-32 thread adapter off of McMaster-Carr for a few bucks and use your compound scope. The sight is pretty solid except for the windage adjustment. The mechanism is poorly designed. The elevation mechanism can be locked down preventing any movement once zeroed, the windage mechanism has no such feature. This means that your scope will wiggle a fair bit. It isn’t a loose rattle by any means, but if you brush it on something good enough, it’ll move. I really hope the manufacturer makes another version that takes this design change into account. Another issue is the markings on the knobs. There are 12 clicks on both the windage and elevation knobs, but there are only 10 numbers on the knob themselves. This means the numbers on the knobs are absolutely useless as they are spread out in a random fashion that isn’t even similar from knob to knob. Besides all that, I like it! Great fit and finish, the design just needs to be revised.

So far I really like this sight. It has all the features that a Sur-loc sight ( $300+) I'm a national judge and this sight rates I my opinion with the best recurve sights out there. Micro adjustments. Easy to adjust to different distances. I will be competing next month using this sight. Thank you for making an more affordable sight.

Great sight for the money. I liked the first one so much that I ordered a second one for another recurve bow.

Pretty darn good, a couple set-up things to be aware of: a) the elevation knobs aren’t aligned, fix it with the included wrench. b) the micrometer slide isn’t parallel with the extension arm so the third axis will be off (windage error at longer ranges)…. fix it with the included wrench, you will need a flat surface and some shims. Perfectly usable design issues: 1) the elevation knobs are identical but are opposite each other so the numbers are not going to be the same, use one or the other to avoid confusion. 2) the mounting screw counter sinks are a bit undersize…. Works fine but where’s your machinist’s handbook?

Pros: Sight is solid. The micro adjustments are nice and clicky. Everything has a clearly marked scale so you can note down your settings. Cons: Rattle, there is something in the head that can rattle while shooting. Needs loctite. With any sight in this price range you will want to take out the screws and use some blue thread locker.

If you have a sight that does not have clicking adjustments, and youre looking to upgrade, look no further. The sight is highly adjustment in every direction and the clicking gives precise measurements. I wish the sight point itself was a little thinner/smaller of a red dot and maybe transparent, but Ive had no problems with this one since using it. I accidentally dropped my bow and bent the sight screw though): that was my fault but it still works well.