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    fibre optic sights

    Hi there, are there any good bow sights that can withstand a bit of hunting abuse, I have 2 broken fiber optic strands and the strands seem quite brittle so unwinding them to refeed the sight pin is not working, I think it is a lower end truglo sight. Thanks

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    cobra sidewinder, the larger of the two available is what i have been using for last six or so yrs and al i do is bowhunt.

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    Have a look at these guys. Tough as nails and almost indestructable.

    http://www.spot-hogg.com/products/bo...deal/index.php

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    Have a look at these guys. Tough as nails and almost indestructable.

    http://www.spot-hogg.com/products/bo...deal/index.php

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    http://www.truglo.com/content/produc...super_slam.asp

    Have a look at this sight, I use one and the pins/fiber optic are indestuctable.
    IMO. We have a couple in the store.
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    Re: fibre optic sights

    I have the TruGlo TG5211C. - not expensive and works brilliantly. would recommend it to anyone.
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    Re: fibre optic sights

    try heating your fiber optic in warm water this will soften it and then you will be able t o work with it

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    Quote Originally Posted by Eagle1 View Post
    http://www.truglo.com/content/produc...super_slam.asp

    Have a look at this sight, I use one and the pins/fiber optic are indestuctable.
    IMO. We have a couple in the store.
    Great sight right there.

    Quote Originally Posted by MOUNTAIN MICKEY View Post
    try heating your fiber optic in warm water this will soften it and then you will be able t o work with it
    Good advice - just don't use boiling water! No hotter than you can put/lrave your hands in...

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    Re: fibre optic sights

    Have a Look at the Sword Sites. The Fibers are Teflon, They dont get stiff an dry out. They stay Pliable in all weather conditions. They don't ssem to break if snagged in the bush. I know of several people up here that have them and are really pleased with them. They also have a Great 3D scope BowWalker Called the Cyclopes. I just got one for my self. It has 1 pin with a light for those dark Bushy shoots down that way LOL.
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    Re: fibre optic sights

    Hi thanks for the input the local Hoyt dealer has Fuse products that kind of go along with Hoyt ,are these sights any good?
    I think the problem with my fiber optics is they are too brittle so impact or bushes catching on them break them. I think they broke when I fell down tripping over a stick

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