I have a TG Archers Choice Range Rover and like it better than my HHA.

 

The Range Rovers do look good. Not a fan of the Carbon XS sight. Some of there sites are decent though Range Rover being the best imo.

 

yes they have been steady stepping up their product line,, the archers choice range rover is a fantastic sight,, especially the micro adjust model,, ...

 

There sights are made in china but I guess they can make good stuff too!

 

I'm very pleased with their sights and stabs.

 

They have low end and midrange products. High end not so much. All their products are made overseas. But IMHO for what they get price wise near their top end I think for about the same price you can get better stuff.

 

I've had a few of their products over time. I don't think they're a bad brand but I think there's a lot better out there.

 

I guess it's how you look at it. You can get better if you want to spend more money however at that price point I feel they make a good product.

 

I've been looking at the single pin slider range rover , is it a good sight ? It would be used for some 3d but mainly hunting . Would you guys recommend some other brand. Apologies for hijacking someone else's thread

 

I have that sight on my PSE Firestorm LTE and I like it a lot. The newer Archer's Choice models have evolved a bit are fancier and probably better, but you wouldn't regret the regular Rover 1-pin.

 

I've had real good luck with a 5 pin micro tool less. I've had it prolly 5-6 years. I think they make good stuff and would buy another. For the money they are hard to beat.

 

Tell ya what, I've killed a ton of critters with a cheap-o TruGlo $30.00 Brite Site [that's not so bright]. It never broke on me even though it really took a pounding over the years.

I'm shooting a little higher grade TruGlo this year. Pins are plenty bright enough and the sight is like rubber coated.

I've owned my fair share of spendy sights and the the TruGlo has been just as good in terms of killing critters and back yard shooting.

Best of all, they are light weight, which is one reason why I went back to them.

Skeet.

 

I've been shooting a Truglo sight of one model or another for over 10 years. When I was younger and didn't have any money, it was a $30 Britesite and it never broke, never moved and was spot on every time I made a shot. Now I shoot a micro adjust model and earlier this summer during a FITA shoot at the state games, my Truglo out shot DOZENS of other more expensive sights. It even out performed most of the guys shooting scopes with lenses. For my money, they make a great sight.

 

IMO I think they have went from "el cheapo" to "wow thats a pretty nice sight".

Ten years ago I wouldn't have bought one but I just recently bought one for my daughter and it is great. Especially for the money.

 

I put a carbon XS on my new Pearson to try out a fixed pin, other than the lack of micro adjust it work just fine for the little I spent on it. I'll probably just add a couple of pins instead of changing it. Pretty darn bright pins to

 

For what it's worth I have a range rover archers choice micro. I got it on eBay for $75 new. I really like it and have really liked going to the one pin slider. Good value IMO

 

I just got the archers choice range rover in a trade, I am really liking this sight so far. My only complaint is that it doesn't have micro adjust for the windage. But I can live with that. Also own the 5 pin micro brite(think that's the model name) have it up for sale right now. Really nice sight, just wanted to go back to a single pin.

 

They are a decent mid level sight... once you go to a real expensive sight (CBE, Axcel, Spot Hogg, Montana Black Gold, HHA) you will see the difference. But for their price range they are not bad. Fairly bright pins, decent features, you just dont get the crisp clean adjustments you do with the higher level sights. I went from a tru glo micro brite sight to my Axcel and its a world of difference. Also most higher end sights are aluminum truglo is plastic.

 

Not saying tru glo is "high end" by any means, but the micro brite 5 and archers choice range rover that I own are certainly not plastic

 

The Carbon XS has alot of features I couldn't find in a sight that I was willing to pay for. I especially like the way the fibers sit and that the light is right there on the side and not out front like a spotlight. Again, I realize there are other sights that have those features but hard to find at that price. Plus, it looks great!

 

Yes Truglo is a good brand in general. I love my Truglo Rival Hunter, but some of their sights sell for $15 dollars at Wal-Mart. You get what you pay for.

 

I really like the Rival hunter micro and the AC range rovers.

 

Any thoughts on the trouble Hunter 5 pin with the diminishing pin size? They look nice.

 

im not sure what your referring to... i googled Truglo Trouble Hunter and it directed me to the rival hunter. For the price of the Rival hunter new, you can get a used Axcel armortech on here for 10-20 bucks more. the wrapped mirco bright i had was a pretty nice sight... but it was a few years old and the fiber quality was not very bright... since that sight my dad has had 2 truglo's both had brighter pins then the on i had unless you put an artificial light on the fiber then they are equivalent. my Axcel has 5X brighter pins than my truglo and built better with better adjustments.

 

I have a try glo sight. I love it. Easy to sight in my bow with. I just can't figure out how to replace the batteries. Any help?