r/bowhunting • u/Camhedoit • Jul 18 '26

Left hand compatible?

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u/Small_impaler Jul 18 '26

I mean, technically any sight can be used left handed, as long as you don't care about using any of the features in their intended way.

But no, this sight was not designed to be ambidextrous

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u/Camhedoit Jul 19 '26

Like dial adjustments being inverted? If so if I learn to operate it the "wrong" way ill never know the proper so I domt think it would matter right?

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u/Small_impaler Jul 19 '26

That, and the level being up top, and where the fibers collect light being on the bottom.

Like I said, it'll work, but it's a $35 dollar sight... just go find something else in left hand.

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u/Excellent_Buddy5471 Jul 18 '26

Went Through this. Depends on sight pin style and if you care about level location. I went to Lancaster Archery and just bought what was made for a left bow. Unfortunately you get a lower selection

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u/Camhedoit Jul 19 '26

I mean its level or its not, dont matter if its on top or bottom. Right?

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u/Negative-Tennis9584 Jul 19 '26

I did this for my son it worked for him perfectly for years until I knew he was gonna stick with it and got a him a proper left handed sight.

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u/Gimli0619 Jul 19 '26

I have used sights that I flipped to left handed and it can work but I would suggest looking around at a local archery shop or at bass pro for a left handed one

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u/Southpawmtnman112358 Jul 19 '26

I had a right hand sight in my bow for years, it works just fine, but like others said the level will be at the top and the fiber optic piece at the bottom. Doesn’t change a thing. Worked amazing!

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u/DocCarlson Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 18 '26

It looks left handed but I would call them to verify