
Spot Hogg Boonie Picatinny Mount Sight Triple Stack .019 RH
Department: Sights
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Description
The Spot Hogg Boonie Picatinny Mount is a right-hand compound bow sight with three vertically stacked .019" pins, each individually micro-adjustable. The body is solid 6061 aluminum. HRD Technology removes the bushings and slop from the adjustment mechanism. The Always-Up Solar Fiber Optic Wrap gathers additional light for the pin fibers. Tool-less 2nd and 3rd axis micro-adjustment and coarse windage handle tuning, and a removable lock-down knob secures the yardage wheel. A Picatinny rail mount positions the sight head closer to the riser, and the quick-disconnect allows the head to be removed and replaced. The modular sight bar is interchangeable with other Boonie mount styles. Fits right-hand compound bows with a Picatinny rail. browse bow sights or pair it with an arrow rest.
- Brand: Spot Hogg
- Model: Boonie Picatinny Mount
- Material: Solid 6061 aluminum
- Mount: Picatinny rail
- Pins: 3 (vertical stack), .019"
- Hand: Right
- Axis: 2nd and 3rd axis micro-adjustable
- Windage: coarse adjustment
- Yardage wheel: removable lock-down knob
- Technology: HRD (no bushings, no slop, no buzz)
- Fiber optic: Always-Up Solar wrap
- Quick disconnect: Yes
Identifiers
SKU: 1503100 · GTIN: 853220008420
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