Sight recommendations under £100?

[FunkyBadger]

Hi, as you may have seen from my introductory post, am soon to be buying my first proper (recurve) bow setup after shooting for about 6 months. Have had lots of advice from fellow club members about risers, buttons, limbs, arrows etc. but not much on sights. Although its my first bow, I would like to get a good sight, as this isn't something I'm going to outgrow quickly (unlike limbs), though I realise this isn't going to magically improve my scores! :-)

The Sureloc's look nice, but don't think I can really justify spending that sort of money on a sight, am really looking for something under £100, I guess. I want something that's well made and isn't going to rattle loose easily and that is micro-adjustable in both dimensions, if possible. Have been considering choosing between these:

* Shibuya Dual Click (around £85)
* Sebastien Flute Standard Carbon Sight (around £75)
* Spigarelli Grand Prix (around £80)
* Arten Europa (around £65)

What do people think of these sights and are there any others that people would recommend? If it makes any difference will be shooting both indoors and outdoors. Thanks

[worthipa]

Originally Posted by FunkyBadger

I would like to get a good sight, as this isn't something I'm going to outgrow quickly

Have been considering choosing between these:

* Shibuya Dual Click (around £85)
* Sebastien Flute Standard Carbon Sight (around £75)
* Spigarelli Grand Prix (around £80)
* Arten Europa (around £65)

What do people think of these sights and are there any others that people would recommend?

The Shibuya Dual Click isn't a classic without reason, buy that.

[its my party and]

Cartel copy is £20

[Mistake]

Originally Posted by its my party and

Cartel copy is £20

isn't that K(rap)-Sight?


For under £100 the Shyb is the best option... i've used an Arten Europa.. and if you want a smooth adjust for windage and yardage... *dont* use an Europa

[MINIMike]

If you can stretch to another £10 or so take a look at the SF Pro.

Mine has been rock solid and has never missed a beat.

[fazer]

Originally Posted by FunkyBadger

Hi, as you may have seen from my introductory post, am soon to be buying my first proper (recurve) bow setup after shooting for about 6 months. Have had lots of advice from fellow club members about risers, buttons, limbs, arrows etc. but not much on sights. Although its my first bow, I would like to get a good sight, as this isn't something I'm going to outgrow quickly (unlike limbs), though I realise this isn't going to magically improve my scores! :-)

The Sureloc's look nice, but don't think I can really justify spending that sort of money on a sight, am really looking for something under £100, I guess. I want something that's well made and isn't going to rattle loose easily and that is micro-adjustable in both dimensions, if possible. Have been considering choosing between these:

* Shibuya Dual Click (around £85)
* Sebastien Flute Standard Carbon Sight (around £75)
* Spigarelli Grand Prix (around £80)
* Arten Europa (around £65)

What do people think of these sights and are there any others that people would recommend? If it makes any difference will be shooting both indoors and outdoors. Thanks

i have a arc sx10 it is a good sigth and is about £100.00

[worthipa]

Originally Posted by its my party and

Cartel copy is £20

Unfortunately it's not a copy it's a parody! Although I understand the Cartel Triple Carbon is a good sight and it's available around £80.

[FunkyBadger]

Originally Posted by MINIMike

If you can stretch to another £10 or so take a look at the SF Pro.

Mine has been rock solid and has never missed a beat.

Tempting...

[nice avatar BTW! ]

[MINIMike]

Originally Posted by FunkyBadger

[nice avatar BTW! ]

Thought you might like it!

The sight is pretty good too!

[Rhys]

Originally Posted by worthipa

Unfortunately it's not a copy it's a parody! Although I understand the Cartel Triple Carbon is a good sight and it's available around £80.

Actually that reminds me I have a cartel triple sight lying around the house somewhere. I have both a spare shib fibre optic and beiter sight tunnel too!