IQ Bowsight

[1eyeReD]

Hi,

Just curious. Who owns an IQ Bowsight and can help me justify whether I should get one or not. I like the idea of knowing whether I'm torquing or not especially in situations where a target is beyond 30 yards. I think it'd be fantastic for muley hunts out west or even elk. Question is, does it hold up to the hype?

What's the quality like?

Ease of use/tuning?

Pins bright?

Thanks for any answers in advance. I'm fixin to pick up either a Hoyt C.E. RKT or a Vector32 and this is the one accessory I can't get out of my head.

1E.R.

[mrklean]

my fiances brother has one and likes it personally i wouldn't cough the $200 up for one you can get sights just as nice and nicer for half that almost, but hey thats just me

[rkhinrichs]

its great!!!! make sure you have a guy at a shop who is good at setting them up. its hard to set-up. but if you have someone that knows how to put it on and set it up right, you will love it!!

[1eyeReD]

Thanks! I'm leaning towards that bowsite in hopes to increase my range...

[eyeguy 54]

pretty spendy for this guy. I just use a toxonics with a bubble. good form and practice and you can hit those long shots.

[snapcrackpop]

I really like mine. The biggest selling point for me is to get rid of the peep! Peeps twist and rob you of shooting light.

To set up, close your eyes, pull the bow back and find your anchor point, then open your eyes. That will tell you if you have to adjust it up, down, right or left.

It does take some time to fiddle around and get set up but its worth it to me.

And yes, you can see in an instant if you are torquing the bow.