Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. The BG DUAL Trac is a badass sight. I ran it all last year and loved it but I might try the Dailed this hunting season.

@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors let us know how it pans out on a few hunts if you get the chance. Thanks bud

@mikeguy9668 will do. I will finish sighting it this week and run it on a few 3D courses, so I'll keep you all updated.

​@MichiganAmBushOutdoors what's your overall opinion on the sight. I'm torn between the arxos and the uv slider

@macmcleod9328 The Arxos is built like a tank and is an incredible sight. You can't go wrong with either option.

I appreciate the opinion, but that's not true, at least not in my experience. I have successfully used this as a single-pin and a multi-pin floater. It does take a little extra effort to get the second and third pin indicators in position, but that's my only complaint. If you are off when setting the indicators, you'll have issues the further you go.

⁠@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors It is 100% true and there is a simple way to test what I am saying. Take a regular sight that has an extension bar with a straight up and down sight bar. There are many that have this ability, where they have multiple pins and multiple indicators on the sight bar. (HHA Ryz has 2 indicator pins, Spot Hog 3 pin vertical has 3 indicator pins, etc. throughout the range of motion these types of sights will have consistent yardages on the indicator pins) place the sight as far out as possible, sight in all pins and find a tape that matches your arrow flight. Once sighted in, bring the sight in one notch, this would simulate the half inch difference you see when the scope is at the top of sight compared when it is at the bottom on the ARXOS. You will see that your arrows do not hit in the same place, and you will see that the further the shot distance the greater the shot will be off from your previous shot when the scope was further out. This concept is why when you want to create a custom sight tape they have you measure from center of peep to scope pins. If that measurement changes dramatically through the range of motion you will not build an accurate sight tape out at distance. Meaning the multiple indicator pins will not line up with the proper yardages at distance. This is why you can only use a single float pin with this sight. I would love to see you make a video demonstrating this principle. You put out great content.

Thank you, sir. Yes, it will be here before you know it. I need to get cameras out soon.

Thanks man! Glad it was helpful.

I agree with point two. I had some trouble at the bow shop getting the second-axis and third-axis adjustment dialed in, and as you mentioned, you have to be very careful about not moving the elevation at all, or you have to redo it. I can see where it would be an issue for most people.

I agree. They are on the pricey side but the finish is what adds the extra cost.

Spotthogg makes great sights but I'm personally not a fan. They are too bulky.

The hoggfather has some weight to it!

I can see it happening.

I'm pretty sure they already have one.

I'll have to check but thanks for confirming.

They do. Several different magnifications.

The more data you collect the better and more accthe sight tape

I agree with @macmcleod9328. The more data you have, the better, but if you never plan to shoot past 40, you can use a blank tape or a piece of painter's tape and mark where you are hitting at those ranges and then compare it to the sight tapes to see which one lines up. However, the further out you go, you may have some inconsistencies.

I'm not arguing that it's very expensive. At the time of this review, it was the most expensive sight on the market, but I think the finish led to the increased cost. Now the UV is out, and it took the lead as the most expensive hunting sight. I have both and the only thing that is similar is the ability to slide the sight when locked.

I like the simplicity of it. I want to get one but I don’t like the scopes. Been trying to figure out what kind of scopes you can add

One of my favorite things about the Dailed was the scope size and having the bubble at the top. The only downside was the pin gap was a little too big for me for hunting.

@@MichiganAmBushOutdoors. I agree. I got the three pin version. But hate that there was no light and I don’t like the way the light looks either. Do you like the UV slider more? If so can you put a different scope on it?

You can run a UV scope on the Dailed. I do have the UV Slider and so far, I am really enjoying it but it also has some room for improvement.

Most bows are going with an inline mounting system, so I'm not surprised they don't offer a fixed mount.

Dovetail mount fits on all risers. I don't have an inline mount and mine works just fine. I just slam it in all the way and call it a day.

I agree!

Have you tried the sight? I find it hilarious that anytime someone has something positive to say about the Dialed Arxos, everyone assumes Dialed has given some financial incentive.

I respect his opinion and he does a lot of good for the archery community. It possible he wasn't aware that the sight could be tuned so I wouldn't hold it against him.