mbhutton

Any one have any luck with either the hogg-it or the real deal. im thinking of adding one to my bow

nubo

I'm shooting a Real Deal and have since they came out a couple season's back . I wasn't too impressed with the brightness of the pin's in low light condition's ,so I added some extended fibre's and now I won't take it off ,it's just that good .

nubo

Gut Check

I have the hunter hogg-it and absolutely love it. Pin brightness is it's biggest weakness but it isn't that bad. You can get a light kit for it too.

Kanga

I have 2 hogg-its one for my target bow and the other for my hunting bow.

IMHO there is no better built sight you really do need a Mack truck to dive over them before they will break.

They have plenty of adjustments and with extended fibers the pins are more than bright enough.

JESUS loves archers

my cousins a newbe and he baught the hunter 7 pin,not the seven deadly pins,but the hog it.I put it on and sighted it in for 20 then handed it over.The third axis never came into play,ther is no wraped fiber,just an inch or so,so I`m not sure how bright it will be in low light situations but you could buy the for another 25$ or so.It takes some getting used to as far as opperation,but once you fiddle with it for a while it starts to make sense,namely the individule pin movement,IN MY OPINION its absolutely overpriced[:'(].Why for the the love of money would he pay 170$ plus tax for this sight? [:'(]I would not trade it for my cobra sidewinder radiant unless I planned to sell it and buy another cobra

Greg / MO

I've got a Hunter Hogg-It on my '06 Allegiance and will probably pick up another one for my '07 Ally... The continous-drive adjustment features are really cool; you can infinitely micro-adjust them.

The stock pin brightness leaves a lot to be desired, though... a quick click over to www.fitzfibers.com will fix that for less than a $20 bill... They're bright to past the point I can't see through my peep now.