Outfitting a new BOW

[5MilesBack]

Again, I love MGB sites, they have been great both in customer service and their performance for several years... I just like the SH better and have no vested interest in either.

I agree. I've always said "if I could get the MBG photochromatic shell and MBG bubble on my SH Hunter 7-pin sight, I'd have the perfect sight for me".

 

[Matt W.]

I agree. I've always said "if I could get the MBG photochromatic shell and MBG bubble on my SH Hunter 7-pin sight, I'd have the perfect sight for me".

Sounds like a business plan. : )

 

[huntinfool84]

i usually tryout the new latest and greatest products that come out every year but right before crunch time gets here i ALWAYS go back to my tried and true setup that I have confidence in. That is my HHA slider, trophy taker pronghorn, simms modular stabilizer and a mathews quiver. It does not matter what bow i have, that is my setup that i trust and will cut, shape, file or modify anything I need to to get it to mount correct to my bow. find what you like and go with it!

 

[BSeals71]

I have a MBG sight now, but I really like how you can adjust the pins on axcel sights.

Go with what "speaks" to you...so much of archery is mental and you need to be confident in what you shoot and accessories you pick. Tons of great products out in the market now days.

This is really good advice.

 

[choovhntr]

I have tried a bunch of stuff and right now am set up with a limb driver rest axcel 7 pin sight all .19, tight spot quiver and a doinker tactical stab. Very happy with it but thinking about a few changes.
Sight: love the adjustability and stability of the axcel but the new pure gold looks awesome now that they offer micro adjust pins. They have brighter pins IMO. Out .10 pins for first and last 2 on a 5 or 7 pin. For tighter groups at 20 and long range. No yellow or orange pins at all. Harder to see when it's bright out.

Rest: limb driver is great for shooting from a blind or target shooting. Gonna switch to a smack down tied to bottom limb since I do mostly spot and stalk. Liked the qad but not bullet proof like a limb driven rest and I don't like any stress on the cables

Nothing beats a tight spot quiver IMO

Doinker tactical has been awesome. Can adjust however you want without being too long or heavy.