are there States that allow those rangefinder bowsights?

[boom]

i am 99% certain i would get busted here.

i was looking at that Burris Oracle bow sight. what a piece of technology!! i think it ranges and provides the dot in the correct location for you! (i was watching video while sitting in a meeting, so my volume was way way down - i could be sadly mistaken)

looks like companies like Garmin, IQ are coming up with their versions.

i bet these are like talking about E-bikes on mountain biking forums...

if companies are making and selling them, i assume there is a customer base they are looking at. i assume there are states these are legal? i ask because i honestly dont know.

 

[noroads]

Burris has a map on its website if the sight is legal or not or likely legal. So yes there are a lot of states that make it legal. But Idaho,Montana, Colorado,Oregon,Washington are not legal for Big game. Small game might be a different story.

 

[icb12]

In Alaska- the Garmin is legal if you are hunting with a general season/open harvest.

It is NOT legal if you are hunting a weapons restricted/archery only tag.

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Any updates on the legality front for this gizmo?

Burris has a map on its website if the sight is legal or not or likely legal. So yes there are a lot of states that make it legal. But Idaho,Montana, Colorado,Oregon,Washington are not legal for Big game. Small game might be a different story.

Can't seem to find the map on their website.

 

[noroads]

Any updates on the legality front for this gizmo?



Can't seem to find the map on their website.

Here you go scroll to the bottom and they have an icon with a map

Oracle X & Oracle 2 | Burris Optics

www.burrisoptics.com

 

[ScreamingPotato]

Here you go scroll to the bottom and they have an icon with a map

Oracle X & Oracle 2 | Burris Optics

www.burrisoptics.com

Thanks, that's where I was at but the map is just buried in one of the product pics rather than having any reference to it.
Here's the map for anyone interested: