But tell me about how the sight light system works.

Yeah, so for your application in the bowhunter games, that's very important because I'm sure they're going to be, you know, depending on what color fiber you use, you're going to probably have low light conditions with all the, you know, I've noticed it in 3d season this year, you know, with all the foliage on it's, you know, if the sun's not out, you're likely gonna, you know, possibly need a light, uh, depending on what kind of natural light you allow to get to your fiber.

That's specifically why I like to use green, uh, for everything.

whether it's 3D or hunting, even on a multi-pin, I use all green pins.

And I do that because I feel like I'm seeing the pin at the same depth.

And I've, over the years, as I get gotten older, I've noticed that different color fibers look like they're at a different depth in my housing.

So it makes it look like maybe the red pin might be sticking out a little farther or the yellow, where if I'm looking at the same color from top to bottom, it all looks concentric and it's all you know, perfectly in line.

close to the riser like you were saying and this really impressed me with how the you know the left and right adjustment is super compact it's all right there no extra movement and just i mean it seems like the closer to the sight bar it is the more sturdy it's going to be and this site really does feel sturdy yeah so