Rocky Mountain Horizon Driver Sight

The pin should disappear until the shot needs it.

A sight that fights your eye will steal the hold you already earned.

Thinner Pin Picture: The pin blade is 50 percent thinner than previous Rocky Mountain models. You see more target and less metal when the pin sits on the vitals.

Captured Pins: Fully captured .019 inch pins stay in the housing. The sight picture you built in the backyard is the one you get in the stand.

Tool Free Tuning: Windage and elevation move without a tool. You make the correction at the truck and climb with the sight already set.

Axis Control: Second and third axis are adjustable so the bubble stays honest on steep ground. The downhill shot does not get a free miss.

Mount Flexibility: An ambidextrous mount with multiple holes and quiver mounting points fits left or right. A built in light adapter is ready when the woods go dark.

Let the pin sit thin and take the shot you already had.