Bowfinger 1 V2 Sight

Points are lost on the sight long before the arrow leaves the bow. A wrong number or a drifting slide costs the same as a bad shot.

Most sights hold until they are bumped, packed, or rushed, and this one is built to stay where you put it.

Locked Means Locked: Slide locks on elevation and windage hold the slide itself, not just the thread. Set your mark, lock it, and the scope does not move.

Read It at Full Draw: The sight tape is angled toward you. You draw, glance down, confirm your number, and settle in without tipping the bow sideways.

The Right Number: Fifteen metal tapes carry 30 scales, marked with even and odd numbers. It is harder to set the wrong mark when the clock is running.

Travel Without Starting Over: The pin lock barrel clamp lets you pull the scope for the trip and return it to the same location. A hard case and a drawstring sight bag come with it.

Metal Where It Matters: Every slide is metal, not plastic. Second and third axis adjustments let you square the sight and trust it on any course.

Set it once, lock it down, and let your shooting decide the score.