UV SLIDER 3 PIN| Worth The Price?

We got hooked up with the UV Slider 3 pin byaces and Arrows Archery in Henderson, NV by way of Ultra View. This episode we go through the entire unboxing and setup process. Stay tuned for our full honest review to come.

[@timbow50]

Cool video again Mr. So many newbies don’t have a clue as to sighting in any scope. I prefer and used a three pin CBE slider I’ve had for several years now. Rheostat light for late evening and night hunting pigs. The three pin, IMO, is an optimal scope for true hunting purposes. I set mine at 25-35-45 yards and my hunting arrow speed is just right for these yardage settings. Ideally, people should know their arrow drop measurements inside the 10 yard pin gap setting. It dangles sure ain’t rocket science but so many don’t understand how to apply where to hold a certain pin to hit at odd yardages. Sure makes life a lot more simple when that deer walks in. Kinda like “ point blank range” rifle scope settings.

[@OutdoorswithOvertime]

Yea that's something that needs to be practiced and understood. No time for dialing a scope to exact yardage when the animal is in front of you

[@unadillariveroutdoors9690]

I was unimpressed with the fiber brightness of the sight. It’s a nice sight but man they could def do better with the fibers.

[@timbow50]

I’ve seen a couple of vids in which people said the same thing.

[@unadillariveroutdoors9690]

@@timbow50 yeah they are subpar at best.

[@OutdoorswithOvertime]

I thought it was pretty bright. Especially with the light

[@unadillariveroutdoors9690]

@@OutdoorswithOvertimecompared to say hha or black gold they are very very dim.

[@PoorDummIdiots]

moose season coming up and i've been lazy on not practicing my bow lol , i better start.

[@OutdoorswithOvertime]

Better late than never