Im glad you have a standard and blank scale plates and the fact you allow people to run a removable scale on both sides. How well do the scales fit into the elevation bar? Reason being I like to wrap my printed tapes with clear tape to water proof them. Well done Shibuya! A ripper sight
Hello, thanks for great video! I would like to ask who should buy the 9" version because what I've seen that almost all compound archers are using the 6" version. What I don't understand is that 9" smaller setting is still longer than max 6" setting. Thanks
Hi, for a compound bow the 6" is enough in most cases. some archers feel the 9" bar helps them minimize perceived movement while aiming. In compound archery, extension length is more useful for adjusting peep-to-scope size ratio or scope-to-target for distance judging.
i'm trying to decide between shibuya and axcel. i think shibuya is a bit better quality and design but they don't have many colors and I'm looking for a green one. I know that this does not affect my accuracy. but for Target shooters it is important colors and how your bow looks.
Thank you for the comment! The CPXIII is our midrange sight, it does not have the front disconnect and improved carbon extension/mount system and comes at a lower price than the CP PRO.
Hello, thank you for your question. Non-slotted scope housings will adjust to the sight just fine, as long as they have a 10-32 rod. If the rod is fixed to the scope housing, you might need to use spacers or a hex nut in order to get the angle just right.
Hi Philipp why is the case for the is not good in protecting such an expensive sight why not have a better storage case for a 1300.00 investment? Thanks
Hello, sorry for the delay in replying. The soft case is designed to protect but also be compact enough for travel bow cases. Fortunately we have not had any reports of the sight being damaged in the case. I am a bit confused by the price you mentioned, the retail price in USD is $649.99.
@@shibuya_archery thank you for writing back when you purchase the sight, scope, shades, fiber pins, scale mag, lense plus tax your final cost is $1300.00 it would be great to have a more protective case than a compact. But thank you for writing back
Hi Philip, I have a couple of questions. One, are the sights ambidextrous? And if not when will manufacturing continue also will Lancaster archery have them restocked soon?
Hi Chris, thanks for the comment. I believe we might've already talked on Facebook, but just in case - 1. No the sights are not ambidextrous (although one could switch some parts around to make it so). 2. Manufacturing is ongoing and we are shipping to all of our distributors monthly, as much as we can manage. 3. If you're who I'm thinking of Lancaster already got what you were looking for :)
Usually, archers will shoot 2-3 distances (around 20-30 and 60-70m or yards), and compare their sight marks with the included sight tapes. If you can't find one that is close enough for your marks, we recommend Archer's Advantage or Archer's Mark to make custom sight tapes to print.
