The Prüf has only been on the market since October 1st and orders started shipping two weeks after that. So if you're waiting on some to start showing up in the classified section, you're going to need to be more patient.

I know some archers flip their equipment fairly quickly, but I doubt they'd sell it at a loss after only having it a week.

Anyway, mine is supposed to be showing up tomorrow, so I'll post a longform review of it on my channel as soon as I get it bolted to a bow and sighted in.

From the looks of it they listened to the complaints and addressed most of them. The price will drive people away, but I think it will be a winner.

 

Thanks! I am not looking for classifieds but I generally look to see if people are flipping them quick I think it’s a dud lol. I might run to Lancaster archery this weekend they have them in stock

 

Does anyone know if the 3 pin horizontal is a true left hander or a right handed one on an upside down right hand frame like UltraLame?

 

I'm not sure, but it's a line-item in my outline for my review and I plan on reaching out to Dialed to find out. The design of the sight body (particularly the angled rail and the position of the indicator pins) prevents them from being able to just turn it over and call it a left-hander like UV did. Dialed could flip over the yardage dial, then flip over the scope carrier and use a LH scope (since those are definitely RH and LH specific), though that would put the 3 indicator pins on the outside and the single on the inside.

I'll report on it as soon as I have an answer from Dialed.

 

Ordered mine on halloween. Said 4-6 week lead. still just confirmed order with no update on the process yet. I did email them post-order and ask if i could have just my bottom pin on my 3H .010 instead of the .019. Their customer service deptartment was prompt with responses and answers as well as SUPER understanding and accommodating. I did not own the ARXOS and am coming from a CBE engage but i will update with my thoughts when i get it.

 

Loving mine so far. Very easy to setup and use. I’ve used Axcel and Spot Hogg in the past and think this might be my favorite of all. The tune/dial-in took me about a day. My pins come out to 20, 37.5 and 45yds and I shoot a pretty heavy arrow (~610gr). I’m a long draw shooter (33”) so I’ve had problems in the past bottoming out my sight and for some reason running out of windage to the left. With the Pruf I can get it out to 95 using my top pin as the floater, so it’s been a ton of fun. Feels solid and fits like a glove into the Bridgelock. I say do it.