Truglo Storm G2 Archery Sight, Black

Chesp sight but a good sight. Has bright fiber optic pins

Sight is easy to set up and very solid. The pins are bright even before adding the additional light.

Everything about this sight was great except the quality made. I put the site on, shot my first group at 20 yds, and while I was tightening up the adjustments, the elevation screw snapped the plastic mold. I’m sure the company would have sent me out a new one, but lost track of time and missed my window. Would have been 5 stars if it wasn’t for the weak plastic molds holding everything together

I've never shot so good. Mounted it long. It's dead nuts out of the box, no weird business with too far over adjustments. Glows in the dark. Works great with Hoyt Torrex

Not a bad sight for money.

super sight

I bought, mounted, and sighted this in about a month ago and have been using for practice and deer hunting. It wouldn't hold zero horizontally, and I had to adjust it left or right every few days. Today while tuning it /again/ before hunting this weekend, the mount cracked, and the sight fell off. I always keep the bow hanging or in a case, and the sight has never even bumped into a tree while hiking. Unacceptable. Another nit-pick now that I'm thinking about it, the 'rheostat light' that it shipped with never worked.

I've had this sight on my bow for a few days, so still trying to dial it in. The allen screws seem to be odd sizes that may not be in a basic set of keys (i.e. - the larger ones are 3.5mm). They should've included the keys in the package. I also bumped the sight against the side of the rack when hanging my bow at the range and the level popped right out. Not a major issue, but it could've been secured better. Adjusting the sight is a bit tricky, as you can't seem to set a tension that allows you to make fine adjustments without it moving on its own, and there are no hash marks to reference where you have it set. As such, you seem to constantly overshoot the setting you want. I can see now why the sights with 'micro' adjustments might be desirable. And finally, the fiber optics just don't seem to gather enough light. I have used much smaller fiber optic sights before, and never had an issue with them. I find myself using the light all the time. For the price point, I suppose it's OK, but I was expecting a bit more from TruGlo, though in the future, I may look more closely at competing products.

It arrived broken I cannot recommend this to anyone.

Nice CNC mount, but then you start with plastic. If you need to flip it because you hold with your left, and draw with your right, the light is of no use. Well in honesty, the light is a bit of a joke. Shows 3 illumination settings, 2 work, one that should be #2 is off. And the positioning of the light is not very well planned out. Sure it illuminates the 2 closest to it, but the other 3 don't get anything. It should be on the opposite side of the site ring so it actually shines on the fibre optics. Also it should mount on an angle for better coverage. I'll drill a hole where an engineer would put it, and glue it in place. Also if you are a right hand shooter, you need to snap the level bubble out and glue it on the opposite side of the sight ring. Would I buy it again? NOPE, NO BUENO.

Product came in reasonably fast. I easily put it on my Samick Sage bow, but after some time on the range, I found it is incapable of adjusting low enough for a recurve bow. Took it and bow to my local bow shop and knowledgeable dude there said it was designed for a compound bow. Wish there had been more info available before I purchased it.