Anyone (other than Bryan) use it?
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I used it on my hunt in Africa in Sept. It works period. I am changing sights due to other problems so I am willing to send it to you to see if you like it. Let me check tomorrow to see what the speed range is on the inserts to see if it will work for you.Comment
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I switched to it a few years ago and really like it. It's really good for hunting purposes!Comment
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Let me know. I’m not shooting fast by todays standards…Originally posted by Mudslinger View PostComment
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When did these come out? I've never heard of them and really want to try one now.Comment
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I think I’ve thrown 3 in the trash this month.Comment
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I've heard some say they really like them so if it's well built I might give it a go.Originally posted by Fishndude View Post
Now, is it cheaply built?Comment
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I’ve using EZV for several years. I love it!
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I’m friends the owner. He’s a great guy and stands behind the sight. The sight is extremely user friendly. Great in low light conditions. I still use a range finder. EZV gives you another point of reference. If you center the vitals you wil center punch. I’m to the point where I simply look at where I want to hit. The V lines up naturally. I shot a doe last year that severely angled. I put the vitals in the V and let it fly. The impact was behind the ribs and exited the front shoulder. She dropped in her tracks.
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I got my EZ today and installed and in two tweaks had it on at 10 (to make sure I didn’t kilt no one) then hit 20. I really like the open view vs pins. Got stuff to make a backstop frame and horse stall mat for backstop and a new big Morrel bag target to hang.
If EZ don’t work out (so far I like it) I’ll send it back for refund and go back to my single pin.
Have about 40 yds at home so that’ll be ok for start of season next weekend.
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I think I may have to try it nowComment
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