Collection: Bow Sights

A quality bow sight is essential for consistent accuracy whether you're shooting 3D targets, competing in tournaments, or hunting in the backcountry. Glenwood Springs Outdoors carries bow sights from industry-leading manufacturers, offering options for every shooting discipline and budget level.

Fixed Pin Sights - Hunting Standard
Fixed pin sights remain the most popular choice for bowhunters due to their simplicity and reliability with no moving parts to fail in the field, multiple pre-set yardage pins (typically 3, 5, or 7 pins), bright fiber optic pins for low-light visibility, and rugged construction that withstands harsh hunting conditions. Fixed pin sights allow quick shots at various distances without adjustment, critical when a bull elk steps into a clearing at unknown yardage. Common pin configurations include 20-30-40 yard setups for eastern hunting and 20-30-40-50-60 yard setups for western open country.

Single Pin Adjustable Sights - Precision Aiming
Single pin sights offer a clutter-free sight picture with one ultra-bright pin, micro-adjustable yardage settings for precise ranging, no pin gap confusion at longer distances, and optimal visibility in low light conditions. These sights excel for spot-and-stalk hunting where you have time to range and adjust, 3D archery competitions requiring exact yardage settings, and long-range target shooting beyond 60 yards. Tool-free adjustments allow quick yardage changes in the field.

Multi-Pin Slider Sights - Versatile Performance
Hybrid sights combine fixed pins for close shots with a movable housing for extended range, providing quick shooting capability at common distances plus precision adjustments for longer shots. These versatile sights work well for western hunters who encounter both close timber shots and long-range opportunities across canyons.

Sight Pin Technology
Modern bow sights feature advanced pin technology including fiber optic pins that gather ambient light for brightness, micro-diameter pins (.010" to .019") for precise aiming, and illuminated pins with battery or light-gathering systems for dawn and dusk hunting. Pin brightness can make the difference between a filled tag and a missed opportunity in low light.

Sight Features and Adjustments
Quality bow sights include tool-free windage and elevation adjustments, bubble levels for proper form and cant prevention, multiple mounting positions for left or right-handed shooters, and durable construction from aluminum or carbon composite materials. Many sights offer second and third axis adjustments for shooting on steep terrain, essential for mountain hunting.

Sight Selection Guidance
Choosing the right sight depends on your shooting style, hunting situations, and personal preferences. Our experienced staff can help you select a sight that matches your bow setup and install it properly for optimal performance.