Another sight question

[cecil30-30]

Okay guys,Im still new to archery and still learning stuff every day about it.But I noticed some sights with a level bubble on the bottom of them. Are these for competition? Do they really help with accuracy by being able to make sure your sight is level? Reason im asking is,I have to get a new sight,I steped on mine and broke the cover,I managed to super glue it to get me through the season,but Im gonna buy me a new one and i need some recommendations..

 

[TheAirMan]

Honestly, I never pay any attention to the level on any of mine. It may help or not. I wouldn't let it stop me from buying a sight if it didn't have one. However, I can't even think of a new sight that doesn't come with one now days.

 

[Anonymous]

Okay guys,Im still new to archery and still learning stuff every day about it.But I noticed some sights with a level bubble on the bottom of them. Are these for competition? Do they really help with accuracy by being able to make sure your sight is level? Reason im asking is,I have to get a new sight,I steped on mine and broke the cover,I managed to super glue it to get me through the season,but Im gonna buy me a new one and i need some recommendations..

A sight with a level will help with acceracy and i really like the tru glo sights.The sight is well designed and tuff. You can c the pins very well to, that makes big diffs. Oh ya pin adjustment on the tru glo is amazing. the micro adjust is so much easier than trying to sliding them to were you need them.

 

[Anonymous]

Honestly, I never pay any attention to the level on any of mine. It may help or not. I wouldn't let it stop me from buying a sight if it didn't have one. However, I can't even think of a new sight that doesn't come with one now days.

Everyone puts a level on the sight because it really helps. Next time your n the backyard shoot some arrow pay attention to your level for a couple of practice sessions. If the bow is tuned and your form is good your groups will improve.