Does anyone make a tridium sight pin for the ExC. peep sight? I like the sights, but had trouble seeing them in bad light & went to a red dot. I'd rather not have to use it and don't like any magnification (on a bow) so I won't use a scope. The RD is OK but I don't lkike relying on batteries & don't see the arropw flight very well with it.
Greg
Tridium Sight Pin?
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Brayhaven, Ive used the tridium pin on my vert bow in the past but have yet to see any for the x-bow. If you're handy, maybe buy a set of tidium pins and modify your current sight to accept them. Just my 2cents. Good luck, -JR
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Hmm, I never saw a scope that actually made it brighter than without one. Maybe my eyes aren't as good as yours. They sometimes help you see better because they take you "closer". I use a Zeiss scope now, because they're the brightest I've seen, on the rare occasion I take out a modern rifle. Are you using a starlight scope ). Has anyone adapted the tridium pins to the xcaliber sight?
Greg
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Sounds good Mike, I can get std. tridium pins. The tru-glo rep offered me one free at the last show. I was doing a deer calling seminar (he was demonstrating his sights) but, I declined because it wouldn't work on the XC sight. Wonder if his offer is still good? E-mail me at [email protected] & we'll work it out.Red Label wrote:The old style front sight was a slotted piece of angle that accepted compound bow pins...I think I have one here if you want it.
Mike