will this sight be any issue installing on to a brand new pse brute x?
1821918
You should not have any problems attaching this sight to your new PSE. I have an old Golden Eagle and it took me no time at all to install this sight.
1821919
I installed mine on to a Bear Instinct bow. It used the usual screw points as 3 other sights I have used (all different brands) and has spacers for mounting a quiver over the sight mount to prevent clearance issues. I am totally happy.
1821920
Yes, this sight will mount like any other and will also mount with most brands of quivers
1821921
This sight is incredibly easy to install on any bow. The pse brute x is no acception to that. I recomend buying this sight for any bow. And its super easy to sight in and super accurate.
1821922
It will fit on that bow. It has a standard sight mount, and quiver spacers to mount most bow quivers
1821923
As long as your bow uses a standard two bolt system as my past two bows, PSE and Bowtech use you will be fine it is a good sight but needs adjusting to sight it in like any other sight.
1821924
Easy as two mounting screws. Really easy to mount, sight in, and durability is bar none. I've used the rang rover on my last four Mathews. For the money it's a awesome sight.
2203897
Not a PITA at all. Two screws replace the trigger pins. It takes two different sizes Allen keys (one for each pin) but they just screw off. easy and secure. I removed the detent springs from the trigger group to save the threads on the GG&G; screws and allow for easier insertion.
1856140
Yes . I installed it on mine with locktite , I also used the allan screw that was shipped with it ....I believe Ruger owns the maker of this sight & is on some models standard ...
2095967
XD has had the same dovetail specs since their first generation, therefore it should. In my case I didn't have a sight pusher tool (expensive tool) and had to do it with a nylons hammer and brass drift punch, it was difficult, I'd suggest you either have the sight tool or have someone put it in who does.
932964
hello friend if you have this connector from launch then it is ok if not they are not compatible
117759
It worked on mine just fine... Make sure you have the correct male part mounted on your rig.
1753347
Yes, it will work fine assuming you have the correct shifters (sram 1:1/x.# whatever). If your previous mech was a x.5 you shouldn't have a problem. Having single, double or triple up front doesn't make a difference.
227381
I am unsure if it will fit the PSE Buckeye. If it has a standard threaded stabilizer hole it should fit. I am not familiar with the Buckeye. I have the PSE Brute X, and it fits fine. Wish I could be more help.
706693
Yes it absolutely will! You will just need to connect it through the hardware setup section at install.
1093758
Yes Just pug it in, your computer should recognize it as a new piece of hardware
1525580
The LE 2960 looks to be a standard AR platform so it should fit. Sight is approx same size as OE but the Tru-Dot is extremely small, and useless in daylight. I swapped mine out for for a HiViz sight which I am much happier with. If you have great eyesight and have a need to shoot in low light this sight is ok, but I can see as well or better in low light with the HiViz. I used a stock sight tool to install the sight, not sure how many prongs it has. You can install it with a couple small screw drivers but may scratch it. All in all, not my choice now after installing the HiViz.
59664
I didn't have any trouble. If you read before you install things first you should be OK.
1442749
I was able to use the standard sighting tool without any issues. I purchased this too from amazon as well. We appear to have purchased identical sights so the standard sighting tool should work.
1800132
Well, it should. This connects to an hdd, there is no install necessary. You should not have a problem
1546175
I would confirm with a local gun Smith, but after checking different sites it looks like MA requires a ten pound trigger pull if the gun doesn't have an external safety. All Shields have one that I know of. That is the only MA compliance related issue I could see, so it should be just fine to install. Again I would talk to a local gunsmith, just to be sure. Unless you are really experienced with gun mechanics you should have a gunsmith install it anyhow. The back sight needs to come off to replace a spring under the sight. It's a bitch to move. Most models need a press to move the sights, copper punch won't work. I had a gunsmith ruin a couple on mine. Since the back sight must be removed it's a good time to replace to tritium sights, if you are thinking about XS BIG DOT sights email me to talk you out if it at darchie@gmail http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3633523
1286025
Hey , Mike ... yea I think all XDs have the same sight installation ... And there lies the rub . They are pressed on at the factory ... you really need a sight removal tool to get them off , and you will probably destroy the old sights in the process. They are TOUGH to get off . The Big Dot sights need a little filing and stone ing to fit , so get some needle files ...but once they are mounted ... THEY ARE GREAT !!! Best sights Ive ever used on a pistol .
2195525
I had my gun smith install both.He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great.Regards.Helmut1*