Don,

I just wanted to say thanks for all the support and effort you have given me the constant development of your sights and in particular to the excellent performance of the 6-pin Bad Boy sight I equipped both of my bows with on my trip to Africa. I was able to take a Zebra, Kuda, 4 Impala and a huge Warthog

As you know I have been getting ready for this "hunt of a lifetime" for over two years. When I installed the 6-pin Bad Boy on my hunting bows and utilized the full 8-inch slide bar. Many of my customers thought I was nuts. I wanted to shoot the same sight that I competed with and even though it stuck out 9 inches, it still was shorter than my hunting stabilizer. The sight took all I could throw at it during last year's deer season and so I was convinced it would hold up in Africa. During our trip and hunt, we encountered some pretty tough hunting and travel situations. My sight had to perform both in repeatable accuracy and in the toughness department. It did! It allowed me the luxury of taking some sever shot placement shot on some very big animals just like I practiced back in the safety of my 3-D range. It never failed me once.

Based on this trip, many of our avid bowhunting customers have abandoned the old style of bowhunting sights in lieu of being able to have some of the advantages of the longer and adjustable slide bar. They are able to compensate for peep sight size and in most cases, go to a bigger peep than they would normally, This feature fosters greater accuracy and gives the bowhunter a confidence that when presented with a situation where a precision shot is possible and must be made, that it in fact can be made.

I would be remiss if I did not mention, that with the ability to mico-tune each pin with which your sight offers, it made my sighting-in process a pleasure and suited my nit-picky style of sight-setting. Thanks for your persistent efforts to make a quality and rugged sight.

John T. Stang