Globe sight crosshairs

[TNKnoxville]

I did not like the sight crosshair inserts. I just got the 0.19 fiber insert today. So far I like it. Going to shoot it this weekend and see if it makes and difference at 50 yards.

 

[<cascadehunter>]

Sorry all circling back around to this. I cleaned the sites with acetone a few times. Applied a good white primer and then applied the glow in dark paint with brush..need a better way to apply it maybe one of those little model car air spray guns..it gummed up a lot of the sites. Still works but does not look "professional". During the hunt I used both the fiber optic and the glow in dark site depending on time of day.View attachment 731781View attachment 731782View attachment 731783View attachment 731784View attachment 731785

Sorry to revive an ancient thread but how did this work in practice? I’ve heard of guys painting them white or pink but never glow in the dark (maybe I haven’t looked hard enough)

 

[Carr5vols]

Sorry to revive an ancient thread but how did this work in practice? I’ve heard of guys painting them white or pink but never glow in the dark (maybe I haven’t looked hard enough)

It worked pretty good was better than white..key is to apply with spray vs brush..I will improve this year with spray.

 

[<cascadehunter>]

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It worked pretty good was better than white..key is to apply with spray vs brush..I will improve this year with spray.

You mean like an HPLV gun? Do you recall what paint you used? Get a chance to use it in big dark timber this year? That’s my biggest concern. I went through all the same highs and lows of using the crosshair, being impressed initially, then realizing it’s useless in the heavy timber that covers 99% of western Washington. Thanks for the reply and apologies for the barrage of questions

 

[ElDiablito]

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You mean like an HPLV gun? Do you recall what paint you used? Get a chance to use it in big dark timber this year? That’s my biggest concern. I went through all the same highs and lows of using the crosshair, being impressed initially, then realizing it’s useless in the heavy timber that covers 99% of western Washington. Thanks for the reply and apologies for the barrage of questions

Why not just use the .019” fiber optic insert?!

 

[Wrench]

If you want to see something interesting, take the insert out and shoot it with just the surround. If you concentrate on the middle of the middle.....you can shoot impressively well. I now use the smallest post that lee shaver makes.

 

[Carr5vols]

Why not just use the .019” fiber optic insert?!

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I have that one as well but at greater distances the post covers up the animal to much...if I know I am hunting in an area under 75 yds.this is what I use..further I use the crosshairs with glow paint.

 

[Carr5vols]

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You mean like an HPLV gun? Do you recall what paint you used? Get a chance to use it in big dark timber this year? That’s my biggest concern. I went through all the same highs and lows of using the crosshair, being impressed initially, then realizing it’s useless in the heavy timber that covers 99% of western Washington. Thanks for the reply and apologies for the barrage of questions

Or smaller like a hobby airbrush. I used it in some dark timber in colorado and it was better but not perfect. I used it in eastern US in early morning hours stand hunting and it worked decent as well...would be amazing if someone would make a super thin fiber optic crosshair that would fit in the globe.

 

[ElDiablito]

Or smaller like a hobby airbrush. I used it in some dark timber in colorado and it was better but not perfect. I used it in eastern US in early morning hours stand hunting and it worked decent as well...would be amazing if someone would make a super thin fiber optic crosshair that would fit in the globe.

The .019” is damned small and IMO well suited to most sub-175 yard timber shots. Pair that with the crosshair insert if you want to.