Fine Line Rear Bow Sight

I browsed around for a rear sight for my 2010 PSE Brute, and after some cost benefit, I decided to go with this one as it was cheap. This is reflected in the quality of the product, I am not going to fancy it up, its a piece of plastic with a string. That being said, once you get it adjusted it works like a dream. I split my arrow on the 12th shot using this thing.I used to shoot a g5 mega peep, and for around 1500 shots that did the trick. I got a new string this spring as I had shot about 2000 times on my last one, and it was showing some wear. That's when my peep started to turn on me. That's when I decided to go back to my original set up of using only a kisser button. However, wrist torque was plaguing my groups. I would put two right in at 40 yards and then one 4 inches away. I considered going to a tube-peep, but after finding this I was willing to try it out. My groups have tightened compared to using just a kisser button, but they aren't noticeably tighter than using a peep. I have put my last 5 or 6 shots in a 4 inch bull at 40 yards, but that wasn't uncommon for me with a peep.What I like most about this rear sight is that in barely interferes with my sight picture. Again, its just two little red lines. This sight is really nice if you have a level on your sights, my bubble fits just about perfectly in between the red lines. I wouldn't recommend this sight however if you don't use a kisser button or have a consistent anchor point, it won't fix your biggest problem. I think this sight does what it is intended for in eliminating wrist torque, but nothing beats spending quality time practicing with your bow. Give this a shot if you are sick of peeps and don't want to invest in a more expensive/complex rear sight. Keep in mind this thing does look pretty frail, so you will have to be pretty careful with your bow in the field. If the sight gets shifted over your arrow could go way right or left, this is why I have marked mine so I can make sure its still spot on.Hope this review was helpful, as there weren't any good ones when I purchased this item, and happy hunting.

A great training aid which you can leave on your bow. My daughter was having a ton of issues with hand torque. We practiced for months multiple time per week and I couldn't seem to get her grip so that she didn't torque the bow. I saw this and gave it a try. It instantly fixed her hand torque! I was just going to put it on temporarily until we fixed the problem but it's still on her bow after nearly 2 years. It looks a bit flimsy but has held up quiet well and still works like new. My daughter shoots her bow every week so this has lasted much longer than expected. Would definitely recommend this if you have hand torque issues. It has significantly tightened up my daughters groups. My Daughter is an adult so this is not just for kids.

Very nice product to let you visually see any torque you are applying to bow at full draw and allows you to correct your grip prior to the shot. Easy to mount, and came with extra hardware to reattach quiver mount. Finish seems durable. Only didn't give it 5 stars because the indicator lines you look through are red and somewhat difficult to see in low light. Additionally be very careful when securing the horizontal adjustment clamp screw as barely tightening shows some stress at the pinch points. Would recommend for new shooters to train proper grip, and for anyone wanting to improve their shooting with tighter groups! Product is lightweight (made from plastic) but pretty we'll built.

As a beginner archer, working on form and consistency were vital to being successful and not burning out on my new hobby.When i got into compound bows they said, "pull it back, look through the peep, and put the pin over the target."And, they're not wrong, but when you want to start getting tighter groupings and picking the ace more frequently, this is what you're looking for.Its a basic concept, two points of reference on your weapon with the same anchor point produce consistent results in the accuracy of your shots. (think iron sights on a rifle)This product gives you that consistency of sighting in order to reproduce the right form for your shot every time.If anything, i only wish they would tighten up the gap between the strings more to force an even tighter shot, though i guess with a dremel i could pull that off myself.I see people complaining about the quality of the sight. . . Yes it is plastic, and yes it is basically just an arm with with 2 strings. But that's the beauty of it. The plastic adds almost no weight and the simplicity is what makes it versatile. i wouldn't really worry about this thing cracking unless you're running over it with your ATV on a hunt. . . in which case you probably have more important things to worry about.Is this going to turn traditionalists or pro hunters, probably not.But if you're getting started in archery or looking for one simple solution to getting your body's aim down instead of blaming the pins while you chase them around with an allen wrench, then you should seriously take a look at this product.(I added a photo of my grouping 2 days after getting the sight and only shooting for 2 months)

This is ridiculous!!! I bought this because I cannot afford the Square Up. When it finally arrived today, we immediately tried to install it onto my husband's bow and it does not fit it. The product description states " two sets of mounting holes to fit all bows" The problem is, this does NOT fit his bow. And we can't afford to go buy another one now. I feel like it was a complete waste of money. AND I posted a return request to Amazon and they havn't responded.I'm so disappointed in this product. This is incredibly frustrating.

I installed it and immediately wasn't hitting very well. I sent arrow to the target sure but once I took it back off I immediately had tighter groups without it... so it is in my spare parts bin.