• Easily adjust to your shooting
• Adjust for twist or stretch of
• Install and swap between bows in seconds!

The Quick Sight “Elite” is a totally adjustable rear-sight mounted to the bowstring, this advanced sight lets you customize and adjust to your unique style of shooting. Permanently installed peep style string sights are locked in place where string twist and/or creep can affect accuracy. With  The Quick Sight “Elite” any archer can adjust both the forward sight pin and the rear eye alignment for significantly greater accuracy without bow contracting or string twisting to correct the issue of accuracy. Unlike permanently installed peep style string sights, The Quick Sight “Elite” installs in seconds and adjustments can be made at home or in the field quickly and easily—without removing the string!

The Quick Sight “Elite” is multi-lateral as it accommodates either a left or right hand archer. It’s proudly made in the USA with a suggested retail price of $11.95 and ships from Rifton, N.Y.

For additional information or to purchase the The Quick Sight “Elite” line of products, please visit our website at www.archersight.com or call 845-658-8557.

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.30-06 Outdoors Longitude

The Longitude Bow Sight has a lot of unique features that help bowhunters zero-in with ease. A signature drive-shaft system allows shooters to readjust their yardage without disconnecting their release from the D-loop. The extra-long dovetail rail also provides excellent peep and sight housing adjustment. The Longitude has a magnifier so bowhunters can easily read yardage marks, and .019-inch fiber-optic pins and a sight light create all the brightness one needs. The Longitude also comes with one- and three-pin heads that can be quickly swapped. Learn more at 30-06outdoors.com.

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Copper John TST

Copper John took a unique approach to combat bow-torque with its Torque Synchronizing Technology, or TST. This sight is mounted on the inside of the riser, instead of the outside. That means when a bow equipped with the TST is torqued, the pin tips and arrow tip move in the same direction. It doesn’t eliminate torque, but it neutralizes its effect on aiming. It works for horizontal (twisting) and vertical (healing) torque. The TST is available in three- and five-pin versions and holds pins with .019-inch optic-fibers. It also comes standard with micro adjustable windage and elevation, as well as a fully integrated second- and third-axis adjustable level assembly. Learn more at copperjohn.com.

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E-Z-V Sight

The revolutionary E-Z-V Sight uses a unique system to deliver quick, amazing accuracy. It has no pins, and seeks to eliminate the need for a rangefinder. The signature “V” shape of the sight is calibrated to the average fps of the desired bow/arrow setup. The unique V shape was also meticulously engineered to frame an animal’s vitals at varying distances. Since the sight is uniquely calibrated to their bow, and the V-shape determines the distance of the animal based off its relative size in the sight, bowhunters only need to frame an animal’s ribcage within the V, center it on the vitals and release. See Industry 5Q on page 74 and visit ezvsight.com to learn more.

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Sword Sights Judge Pro

The Judge Pro is Sword Sights’ latest single vertical-pin design. The Judge features 100 percent CNC-milled T6061 aluminum construction, tool-less micro-adjustable elevation and windage via Sword Fast Track Elevation Technology, second- and third-axis adjustability, .010- or .019-inch pins and laser-etched elevation and windage scales. It also has a high and low sight-mounting system with built-in offset for an extended sight window, a 6-inch Dovetail bar, and comes with a three-stage rheostat LED light kit and yardage tape. Learn more at swordsight.com.

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