anyone ever used these sights

[ridgefire]

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[Todd_ID]

Just when you think you've seen it all!  That looks like a dang good hunting sight.  It'd be fun to play around with for a few days to see how it actually performed, especially in low light.

[Lowedog]

There is another sight that uses the same concept.  I can't recall the name at the moment but I believe it is made in Montana.

[carpsniperg2]

intresting sight there  are a few out there that do the same thing like lowedog said black gold makes one also i think

[PolarBear]

Cabela's sells them.  I wouldn't mind trying one out for *censored*s and giggles.

[xXx Archery]

I dont think we can use it in washington

The dots are projected into a concave lens with special coating

We cant use a lens in archery

[xXx Archery]

It is unlawful to hunt wildlife with any bow or
crossbow equipped with a scope.

[PolarBear]

It would be fun just to mess with but you are right, illegal for hunting. 

[TheHunt]

Now we have to look up the definition of a scope. 

[ridgefire]

they claim that it is legal in all fifty states would obviously do some research to make sure it was though

[follow maggie]

They should change the reg to rad the same as the muzzleloader reg- no sights containing glass.  It's a lot clearer, and that's what they mean.  That's a sweet sight, though.  I would buy one if it's legal.

[wildmanoutdoors]

Cool sight! I would bet its legal. Scope refers to magnification I believe. Could be wrong but...

[whacker1]

very interesting - I bet if legal now - they won't be in years to come. 

I would agree that it provides no magnification & contains no electronics.  Definition of scope will be the determining factor.

[coachcw]

what if it gets wet ?