Obviously, a sight is going to need to be adjusted depending on the broadhead, strings stretching some after being replaced, etc. That said, I'm only a few months into owning this product, and one of the allen screw heads has decided to strip. For as much as this thing costs, it should have better screws. Disappointed.

Edit: I was lucky to be able to find replacement bolts at the local hardware store. 8/32 bolts by 1 inch is the size, if someone else needs it. Just be sure to have bolt removers for if this happens to you. Otherwise you may be screwed (pun intended)

*UPDATE* Amazon sent me a replacement and everything works great! I changed it to 5 out of 5 stars. The light is very bright and the adjustment screws loosen up now. It is a good sight. Upgraded from the 3 pin to this on.

It's a nice looking sight. After installing it, I tried the light. It would faintly come on for a second then go out. I changed the batteries thinking that might be the problem. Nope. Contacted Bear Archery customer support and the person helping said it sounds like the bulb is shorted and that they would replace the light.

Decided to try and sight it in and found that the allen bolt for the up/down adjustment was either cross-threaded or has locktite on it. I've stripped 4 allen wrenches trying to loosen it. I've emailed customer support again to see if I can send back the defective one and have them send me a replacement.

I'm still waiting to hear back from them. I will update once this is resolved and after I sighted it in. Hopefully they will get back to me soon.

This sight is a awesome budget bow sight. I got it to replace an old cobra archery sight and I'm pleased with it. The pins are nice and bright but don't glow too much when your hovering over your target. I mounted it on a Hoyt Havoc and had no issues getting it sighted in 10-50 yds. I wish it was a micro adjust but you just have to be careful adjusting the pins once you get your housing moved. You do have to be careful tightening the Allen heads but I've not come close to stripping them and I put a good amount of torque on them. Would recommend for an upgrade or wanting something simple. Can't wait to shoot some deer with it.

I just received my new Trophy Ridge Volt 5 pin sight. Shot 30 arrows and zeroed it in at 10 yards till the sun went down. Very easy to adjust with proper tools. I know I have a lot more tuning to do but couldn't wait to try it. For the bucks I don't think I could have beat it. I'm also changing the whisker biscuit soon to a v- max arrow rest. I'm new to compound bow archery but loving it. I've been shooting a recurve bow for many years up till now. I know that with time I will be upgrading my compound bow again as my long distance shooting gets better but for now, I think this will work.

I have not sighted it in just really wanted to see what it was , I do like the level and that already helped me to use better form in my shooting- I using it on a spider not the xl but the spider 62" recurve- like most comments the lighted sight after pulling the tab did not light so took it all apart - it uses 3 small batteries when you unscrew the cap you only see the top of one- the cap holds a plastic fix circle under that is a rubber washer that goes over a metal pin- so i removed the batteries they are all in a plastic roll so took them out of the plastic and put them back in the chamber and took out the plastic circle out of the cap and reset the washer with a flat head screw driver screwed it in and after doing it three times light worked- however i did put the plastic insert back in because it keeps the washer from falling out- but the light bit dimer- maybe if i either punch a small hole in the center of the plastic circle or could find a thicker washer it work better- but i don't care it works and probably will never use it- if i cant see what I am shooting the sight wont help much any way cause i not going take the shot- anyway i haven't adjusted it yet but it does seem well made- and no does not come with a Allen wrench and i not sure one i have is metric or stander-ed but it fits- so probably good idea get both metric and stander-ed cause they good have around- But I think it will do nicely and no regrets-