But getting into this, like I said, There's some new products that have dropped recently that kind of got me thinking a little bit about micro adjustability and who really needs it within the archery world, right? What archers actually need this stuff? And I don't think necessarily everyone does.
But there are a couple of things that I look for in products that I just will not go or choose that don't have micro adjustability in it.
And particularly for me, it's a site, right? A bow site that has micro adjustments in it is critical for me because of when we talk about setting up a site.
you know, adjusting your windage, adjusting your elevation, elevation, those are something that you do more often insight than you do in an arrow rest for me, particularly right when we need to make those little adjustments.
I like that fine click in a site just because little click goes a long way, especially out to distance.
And when we set up a site, it's something that we are constantly kind of adjusting until we get it just right.
I don't know if you've ever set a site up that doesn't have the micro adjustability in it.
And if you've ever like loosened a set screw and then went to make adjustment and then the whole thing goes left or right, or it's just not smooth, it's a little bit more difficult.
You know, you do save a lot of money whenever you go with a little bit more affordable option as far as not... micro-adjustment.
But for me, as someone that adjusts a site quite a bit, because maybe it gets bumped whenever you're traveling, those fine adjustments are very, very nice.
And it's a lot easier to return to zero or to where you started with the micro-adjustability in the site.
But getting into this, like I said, There's some new products that have dropped recently that kind of got me thinking a little bit about micro adjustability and who really needs it within the archery world, right? What archers actually need this stuff? And I don't think necessarily everyone does.
But there are a couple of things that I look for in products that I just will not go or choose that don't have micro adjustability in it.
And particularly for me, it's a site, right? A bow site that has micro adjustments in it is critical for me because of when we talk about setting up a site.
you know, adjusting your windage, adjusting your elevation, elevation, those are something that you do more often insight than you do in an arrow rest for me, particularly right when we need to make those little adjustments.
I like that fine click in a site just because little click goes a long way, especially out to distance.
And when we set up a site, it's something that we are constantly kind of adjusting until we get it just right.
I don't know if you've ever set a site up that doesn't have the micro adjustability in it.
And if you've ever like loosened a set screw and then went to make adjustment and then the whole thing goes left or right, or it's just not smooth, it's a little bit more difficult.
You know, you do save a lot of money whenever you go with a little bit more affordable option as far as not... micro-adjustment.
But for me, as someone that adjusts a site quite a bit, because maybe it gets bumped whenever you're traveling, those fine adjustments are very, very nice.
And it's a lot easier to return to zero or to where you started with the micro-adjustability in the site.
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