TAKE MY MONEY

[Five Seasons]

This is pretty cool, a little more tech then I would probably ever want for my traditional season, but still...

 

[Five Seasons]

a lot of bitching and discussion here

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=5354287

 

[Jeremy K]

That will be 1000 dollars plus tax please

[Dom]

Good idea for target/beginners

[Five Seasons]

57 minutes ago, Jeremy K said:

That will be 1000 dollars plus tax please

2 models. one is $799... the other, yeah a cool G!

[Jeremy K]

22 minutes ago, Belo said:

2 models. one is $799... the other, yeah a cool G!

I was just assuming only the best for you ,went with the higher priced one.

[Robhuntandfish]

Def neat!  But only about $250 neat.  

[Dom]

17 minutes ago, Robhuntandfish said:

Def neat!  But only about $250 neat.  

Would be cool to be able to donate some of these to the school archery program,

[grampy]

I know they are super expensive. But I bet a bunch of them will be sold. I can't afford one, but do think they are pretty cool.

[Dom]

6 minutes ago, grampy said:

I know they are super expensive. But I bet a bunch of them will be sold. I can't afford one, but do think they are pretty cool.

Some people have deeper pockets than we do.

[Lawdwaz]

36 minutes ago, Dom said:

Would be cool to be able to donate some of these to the school archery program,

A quick spritz of orange paint on the grass to make a line would be a bit cheaper...........

[Dom]

17 minutes ago, Lawdwaz said:

A quick spritz of orange paint on the grass to make a line would be a bit cheaper...........

Cheaper would be using football field lines yardage is already marked lol.

[TreeGuy]

This sight is already a thread started by Moog. Either way, I ordered 2. Second is a backup in case the batteries die in the primary

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[gjs4]

There were a few similar products at the ata. If you’re keeping your range realistic, say 35 yards, that’s 2 or 3 close pins max. Isn’t knowing the yardage as much about aptitude as shooting the bow itself? This seems to be novelty for the ethical whitetail archer and more of a out west elk thing where people “need carbon bows” and measure gear weight in ounces.


Because of you we can’t have nice things.

[Doc]

I'm waiting for the heat-seeking arrows to spend my money on. Automatic ranging and sighting is great, but somebody has to come up with some technology that doesn't involve all that stuff and takes the steadiness, form and archery skills completely out of the equation. Come-on you crazy tech-wizard engineers. Let's really get some tech into this sport......lol.

[Jeremy K]

4 minutes ago, Doc said:

I'm waiting for the heat-seeking arrows to spend my money on. Automatic ranging and sighting is great, but somebody has to come up with some technology that doesn't involve all that stuff and takes the steadiness, form and archery skills completely out of the equation. Come-on you crazy tech-wizard engineers. Let's really get some tech into this sport......lol.

It's called a crossbow

[Five Seasons]

I'm waiting for the heat-seeking arrows to spend my money on. Automatic ranging and sighting is great, but somebody has to come up with some technology that doesn't involve all that stuff and takes the steadiness, form and archery skills completely out of the equation. Come-on you crazy tech-wizard engineers. Let's really get some tech into this sport......lol.

 

I still think the hardest part about archery is getting the deer close and not being busted on the draw.

 

At that point this site should really just help reduce poor shots that are going to be take. Regardless of the site.

 

 

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[erussell]

I dont  understand.  I use a single pin sighted in 2 in high at 10 and im good out to 25 and just aim a little  higher for 30. To much of a chance  of wounding after that so why do you need to know past 30. And most of my shots are under 20. So why would i spend 700 to 1000 dollars for shots easily made with a compound. Silliness  if you ask me.