AXCEL Archery AccuHunter Slider Picatinny Mount 41mm Scope w/"T" Single-Pin .019 Red Fiber Black Bow Sight ACHN-P119-4RB

AXCEL’s Accuhunter Picatinny Slider delivers the accuracy and durability that bow hunters demand. It features an adjustable 20 yard dead stop, allowing you to dial back 20, 30, and 40 yards instantly, and a 45° rear facing sight tape helps keep your bow arm extended during adjustments to cut down on any game spooking movements while in the tree stand. Similar to AXCEL’s premium tournament sights, the Accuhunter features true 1st, 2nd, and 3rd axis adjustments, and locking mechanisms on the windage and elevation secures your desired settings from any unintentional movements. Other features of the Accuhunter includes an AV Hunter Scope, which was specifically designed for the Accuhunter. The AV Hunter Scope utilizes precision CNC machined Firepins and a redesigned fiber optic wrapping – resulting in some of the brightest pins on the market. This scope also features a 1 ¾” housing and is compatible with all the same accessories available for the AV41 sized scopes.

In addition, the Accuhunter Slider is outfitted with the innovative Picatinny In-Line Sight Mounting System. Compatible with Hoyt’s flagship hunting bows, the Picatinny In-Line Sight Mounting System provides greater balance and frees up the side of your bow for a quiver. This system also allows you to adjust the sight in or out to one of three positions to match the peep sight to the scope housing, or up or down to one of three positions on the bow riser for enhanced elevation adjustments.

Features of the Accuhunter Bow Sight:

• Adjustable 20 yard dead stop – Allows you to dial back 20, 30, and 40 yards instantly
• 45° rear facing sight tape – Helps keep your bow arm extended during adjustments
• True 1st, 2nd, and 3rd axis adjustments
• Lockable windage and elevation adjustments
• AV Hunter Scope
• CNC machined Firepins
• Redesigned fiber optic wrapping
• Compatible AV41 sized scopes accessories
• Picatinny In-Line Sight Mounting System