I'm just getting started myself in both these activities and purchased a target sight which typicaly also has a longer bar and is used with a smaller scope housing.

In retrospect since I dont run the bar at full extension I think I should have gone with the 3D version.

Another thing to look for if you intend to set up one bow for both indoor and outdoor is if the sight has a QD scope mount and if you can buy extra mounts. I dont know if this is the case or not with CBE but AXCEL you can and I'm sure there are others. This would allow you to quickly swap the housings and I think you could have a sight tape on one side for indoor and the other set for outdoor. I have not tried this myself but I think with that type of setup you could easily switch sight set up.

 

I have had both and unless you plan on shooting 90 meters are longer on a slow bow you want either the 3d rapid or the 3d click version. you do not want the target version.

 

I agree with 1tiger. The 3d model works fine unless you are shooting really long distances.

 

I don't plan on shooting past 60 yds at this time since our range does have that outdoors, or I decied to go try my hand at a TAC event. I am shooting a slow bow so may take that into account.