Garmin bow sight

Jmed

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Couple things to keep in mind; it may not be legal in some states. I'm almost positive it wouldn't be illegal in MT. Also I wonder how heavy that sight is. That being said its a great idea, but as technology progresses in the outdoor industry, I feel like we are becoming lesser woodsmen, and more IT geeks.
 

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Jmed":3flo07m3 said:
Couple things to keep in mind; it may not be legal in some states. I'm almost positive it wouldn't be illegal in MT. Also I wonder how heavy that sight is. That being said its a great idea, but as technology progresses in the outdoor industry, I feel like we are becoming lesser woodsmen, and more IT geeks.
It gives a list of states that allow electronic sights. Also says the weight is comparable to many other bow sights.


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ruger7mag":2rqx98o6 said:
I guess it was only a matter of time before a company made one.
Bout time.

infoman jr.":2rqx98o6 said:
I've long had some ideas that incorporated a sight with that kind of functionality.
Same here. Some friends and I talked about just this kind of sight the last few bow seasons. It will not do me much good since I keep all shots to 30 yards and under, but definitely slick for those that shoot further.
 

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duckriver":1y9838ak said:
I think that's pretty cool. I'd rather see it in the 150-250 price range tho lol
iq has a sight with built in range finder for $350. It's also still usable if the electronics mess up



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elknturkey":fqx5os2v said:
duckriver":fqx5os2v said:
I think that's pretty cool. I'd rather see it in the 150-250 price range tho lol
iq has a sight with built in range finder for $350. It's also still usable if the electronics mess up



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That's awesome too! I use a IQ bow site on my mathews
 

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elknturkey":3gy7pfvo said:
duckriver":3gy7pfvo said:
I think that's pretty cool. I'd rather see it in the 150-250 price range tho lol
iq has a sight with built in range finder for $350. It's also still usable if the electronics mess up



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I can only imagine the reaction of the IQ guys, thinking they'd have the most innovative sight at ATA, when they saw the Garmin. :rotf:
 

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infoman jr.":1jrcsby7 said:
elknturkey":1jrcsby7 said:
duckriver":1jrcsby7 said:
I think that's pretty cool. I'd rather see it in the 150-250 price range tho lol
iq has a sight with built in range finder for $350. It's also still usable if the electronics mess up



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I can only imagine the reaction of the IQ guys, thinking they'd have the most innovative sight at ATA, when they saw the Garmin. :rotf:

Personally I like this one best as you arent dead in the water when looking through the peep at a 150 and the sight doesnt light up!!!! :D
 

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