Apex AG2311BD Covert Dovetail 1 Pin .010/.019 Archery Sight, Black, Left Hand/Right Hand

Can't say enough good things about it. For the money it really does offer the most. It does have a plastic track where the housing rolls up and down but I don't see that being a problem unless you plan on abusing it. I've been shooting it about 3 months now and have it pretty well dialed out to 70 yards. I like that you can pick you pin color and it comes with both pin sizes that are commonly chosen. The design of the pin is a solid blade which I like because it allows you to make a "Kentucky windage" mark for a second yardage reference when things happen fast in a hunting situation. I used a white paint pen to add a dot. Lots of adjustment also. I have an apex game changer quiver which fits perfectly on it. It comes with everything. Yardage tapes, wrenches, light, spare pins, and its BRIGHT. The only negative thing I can comment is that when adjusting windage you need to be careful. The sight will let you turn the windage clicker even though the lock down screw is tight. You can twist strip the clicker knob if you don't loosen the lock down screw. It would be better if it was not possible to move the windage knob at all if the lockdown screw was tightened. It's not a problem as long as you don't just start cranking on knobs without paying attention to what your doing. And once it's set you shouldn't have to touch it.

Even with the sight light the fiber optics aren’t bright enough to see.

I have had this for about a month and a half now. Just shot my first tournament with it yesterday. It was easy to install, but the instructions were very vague. I took me a while to figure out how the versa pin worked.PROS: The sight is a good price, and has first second and third axes. The adjustment is fairly easy. The sight tapes are accurate. There is a wide spread of ranges for different bows and speeds.CONS: The sight pin is always loose. The screws are very easy to strip. The windage bolt is hard to tighten. The only pin that is bright is the green 0.019 pin. Overall, I do not recommend this sight.

set up was a little bit of a hassle but once i got it figured out it works really well.

Just got my sight yesterday. Overall build quality is good especially for the price. I like how it is easy to adjust all three axis. Sighting in is simple. Nice selection of tapes. There are two things I do not care for. One the pin is not bright at all. Two putting a lens on was quite difficult as the housing seems a little smaller then the retainer ring. I was able to get it in just took some patience .

The adjustability of this system is spot on. Being able to dial in and trust the pin is huge. I shoot with more confidence and accuracy than before and I love the visibility of a single pin.

First of all, it never came with the sight tapes it was supposed to??? I contacted customer support twice and never got any response. So now I'm wasting my time trying to get what was advertised to be with it, probably end up spending $20 myself to get them.Second thing is that there are three sets of bolt holes when setting your windage. I needed the set farthest to the right for my Mathews. When you line up those holes, it runs into the windage adjustment knob, actually clamping it down so it cant turn?? I ended up putting it on another bow that used the middle holes, not what I wanted to do.I am a pretty advanced archer and understand how all the adjustments/ axis work, but for the beginner or intermediate archer, this sight is going to overwhelm you, the instructions are down right awful...Its just an OK single pin sight, way overpriced... stick with HHA Optimizer or if you are on a budget, the GWS AR-19 slider cant be beat.

Works well with my Bowtech Reconning. Looks great and has all the features of a more expensive MAKE like the professionals use, but does what it's supposed to do. Just wish it had "click" settings on the scroll bar, but other than that NO COMPLAINTS.

The sight wobbles on the elevation adjustment slide, and will not tighten.