Love how you encourage to buy from your local archery shop first. Then purchase from you if they don’t have it or can’t get it. This is how it should be and I always do support my local shop. 👍🏻
I’ve been running this sight for over a year it’s amazing. They make a great scope also and a level that slides on the rail for second and third axis leveling.
Thanks for looking into the warranty stuff! I wanted to buy one of these, but I have tried to reach out to them several times to ask about the warranty, specifically before I bought it, and I never heard from them. I'm glad to see someone with some pull and influence in the archery world is curious about that, too.
Thank goodness the Archery Industry doesn’t need the consent of TH-cam commenters to bring new and innovative things to market for the real end-users.😂🤘🏼much love for MFJJ, from Louisiana!
Thanks to MFJJ I was able to get my press, draw board, press fingers,, and the Gass bow strings to work on my V3X 29. My V3X was always shooting with a right tear. My pro shop just moved the rest and never would mess with top hats. Thanks to great videos and selling the tools I was able to move both cams and get bullet holes with my rest centered. Thank you MFJJ
@@Orr_s they checked timing but told me Mathews didn't need to have to top hats adjusted. I challenged them and they said it was tuned. I spent good money at different spine levels to try to fix it. I guess if you want it done right, do it yourself. Lol. I have noticed the Arizona archery shops aren't as good at working with customers. You got to know what you want already.
I had this original sight back 10/12 years ago. Looks like they've made some nice enhancments but the original was a great sight! Shot it for several years with no issues.
I like the UV! The only thing I would change is an override to keep the light running. I talked with the guys at UV at Vegas and they that when your session shooting indoors it’s annoying to have to power it on every round.
I visited their manufacturing facility today in Tennessee and they’re legit. Steve and Ashley are awesome. Machines working none stop to try and get caught up. No better made in the USA sight out there.
The Ultraview scope is very well thought out,and the light works extremely well. The initial cost looks great for what you get, however the cost and hassle over time is not worth it. The battery life is ridiculously short compared to the Elvish. It’s common to get an entire year before needing to recharge the Elvish, and when you do, just plug it in for a couple of hours, and it’s done. Until Ultraview starts using shake-a-wake technology, and uses a rechargeable battery, they aren’t worth the trouble.
You should review The System by Davis sights, new hinge releases, and would love to see you test the fastest Obsession hunting bow and an PSE shootdown pro with S2 cam
You're right about the light on the ultraview. The price is in line when you factor that in. The E Tac is higher quality when it comes to battery life. I wasnt a fan of the quality in the scope itself. The set screws always came loose.
Love my UV3 got it on a Landslyde dovetail and I had the pins acutely was canted to one side I emailed them and within 2 days I had the new cartridge have the hing and button release and yes the button release is expensive but it’s a great release especially when u want to run a hing for indoor and button for hunting it is exactly the same. Idk why all the hate lol
UV’s warranty is definitely not what I thought it would be I had an issue with my hinge 2 and was told I had to pay shipping to get it to them and if it was a warrantable issue that after repair or replacement my warranty was no longer valid seems shitty to me in my opinion especially with a company like dialed archery and how they treat u when there is a problem they have the best warranty and customer service I personally have ever dealt with
My Ultraview slider’s pin was so dim in bright condition that I can’t even see it aiming at a target. This is even with the light on. In dim condition it’s fine. When I email Ultraview about it, they stated that I could send the scope in to get it evaluated. However, if they use the warranty to fix it, then the warranty is done. If another problem pops up within the warranty period then the warranty would not cover it…
Pin brightness is the worst Ive seen as you described. The yellow especially IMO. It's also crazy that the warranty is void once they fix something. I was told that when my windage adjustment failed.
I agree, prices are getting very ridiculous. But people keep buying it so the prices keep climbing. I'll bet if everyone stuck with their current setups and didn't buy anything new for a season or two, the prices would come down... lol
@@NickThe1Rebel agreed. I'm due for a new bow this year, mine has seen better days, but these prices are nuts. Whatever it is better last me 10+ years because I can't afford to keep buying this stuff lol 😭
@SlimPickins_07 No kidding, I just got a new to me bow, but most of my gear comes out of the used bin at my bow shop. People buy all the new stuff, use it for a year and trade it in. Most of it is in great condition but it's used so I save a few bucks.
@mfjj I have noticed that Tim has been running the DCA Super Saber Vanes. Could you do a video on stability and noise as compared to the major competitors?
HOW do you go from a 23 fat arrow to a skinny 166 without changing hight of rest to impact same point..Would you not have to repaper tune?????I'm confused.
Just because I don't know, but is the scope supposed to be square to the string, sight slider...? Looks like it was tilted forward a bit "Good place to start"?
Ideally, you have tilte slightly forward. You've got a vertical rail but you view the scope from various vertical positions. So you normally optimise the scope tilt to what you shoot the most. I don't find the tilt is really only an issue if you shoot a lot of 50m and then go out to say 90m.
Its the constant need for battery my tac light with the berry product light insert works better then the battery sucking ultra view light brighter and rechargeable it is 5 yrs old
Love your work MFJJ. I'm new to this, but this isn't even an actual sight. $500 and you still need the actual pins and housing. What the heck? How is this called a "sight"?
The problem with ultraview, their lights suck they fail after a while my 2 boys have probably went through 20 ultraview lights in a year they have replaced all of them but they are almost impossible to get a hold of as they have no one to answer phone calls and it takes them forever to reply to emails I had two wait months to get face to face with them in Vegas to replaced the last 3 that failed
Your family has managed to kill 20 ultraview lights in 1 year? That is wild. Myself and most of the people I know have an ultraview sight, and I have yet to hear of a light failure. Are you talking about actual failure of the product, or batteries running out? Either way...something bizarre is happening here.
@ApexArchery the light cartridge starts to loosen where the battery's go and as you shoot the top battery starts to slide back and the light stops working ultraview know it's a problem but won't fix it and I know lots of people having the same problem
P so I was actually looking at some of the ultra view scopes and I'm confused. I realize that they have a digital dot basically. When Dan was showing the one that he had with two pins I didn't think that it had a digital. And some of what I was reading on target models had four or five dots I believe, can you maybe elaborate on that a little bit in a video for us dummies that don't got 300 plus to try out
Love how you encourage to buy from your local archery shop first. Then purchase from you if they don’t have it or can’t get it. This is how it should be and I always do support my local shop. 👍🏻
Would like to see B3 target and hunting sights. Also would like to see MFJJ’s opinion on dialed.
I’ve been running this sight for over a year it’s amazing. They make a great scope also and a level that slides on the rail for second and third axis leveling.
Thanks for looking into the warranty stuff! I wanted to buy one of these, but I have tried to reach out to them several times to ask about the warranty, specifically before I bought it, and I never heard from them. I'm glad to see someone with some pull and influence in the archery world is curious about that, too.
For the price with all the well thought out features. It's a very well priced sight.
Thank goodness the Archery Industry doesn’t need the consent of TH-cam commenters to bring new and innovative things to market for the real end-users.😂🤘🏼much love for MFJJ, from Louisiana!
Thanks to MFJJ I was able to get my press, draw board, press fingers,, and the Gass bow strings to work on my V3X 29. My V3X was always shooting with a right tear. My pro shop just moved the rest and never would mess with top hats. Thanks to great videos and selling the tools I was able to move both cams and get bullet holes with my rest centered. Thank you MFJJ
The fact the shop didnt even check timing or top hats, cam lean or anything is pretty crappy and surprising lol
@@Orr_s they checked timing but told me Mathews didn't need to have to top hats adjusted. I challenged them and they said it was tuned. I spent good money at different spine levels to try to fix it. I guess if you want it done right, do it yourself. Lol. I have noticed the Arizona archery shops aren't as good at working with customers. You got to know what you want already.
I had this original sight back 10/12 years ago. Looks like they've made some nice enhancments but the original was a great sight! Shot it for several years with no issues.
I like the UV! The only thing I would change is an override to keep the light running. I talked with the guys at UV at Vegas and they that when your session shooting indoors it’s annoying to have to power it on every round.
Bowfinger makes the best target sight on the market and it’s not even close. Love it
I visited their manufacturing facility today in Tennessee and they’re legit. Steve and Ashley are awesome.
Machines working none stop to try and get caught up. No better made in the USA sight out there.
The Ultraview scope is very well thought out,and the light works extremely well. The initial cost looks great for what you get, however the cost and hassle over time is not worth it. The battery life is ridiculously short compared to the Elvish. It’s common to get an entire year before needing to recharge the Elvish, and when you do, just plug it in for a couple of hours, and it’s done. Until Ultraview starts using shake-a-wake technology, and uses a rechargeable battery, they aren’t worth the trouble.
1000% gotta check their 20/20 scopes out, its a superb and its modularity its arguably second to none.
Target equipment has target prices. My dad bought a toxonic back in the 90s and it was over $300 without scope
Thanks for teaching
Would love to see a review on your target and hunting stabilizers. Maybe a price point target setup if there is such a thing.
You should review The System by Davis sights, new hinge releases, and would love to see you test the fastest Obsession hunting bow and an PSE shootdown pro with S2 cam
You're right about the light on the ultraview. The price is in line when you factor that in. The E Tac is higher quality when it comes to battery life. I wasnt a fan of the quality in the scope itself. The set screws always came loose.
I love my ultraview slider sight one of my all time favorite only wish I had a magnifier to see sight tape better
You should do a review on the "Bow Bars Archery" bow vise!!
Would love to see a review on sight/arrow combination if you could only pick one of each for everything from TAC to elk, deer ext.
Yes do this
Josh , I understand yal are busy in the store but a week and still can’t get anyone on the phone is … crazy . Still support you though .
Love my UV3 got it on a Landslyde dovetail and I had the pins acutely was canted to one side I emailed them and within 2 days I had the new cartridge have the hing and button release and yes the button release is expensive but it’s a great release especially when u want to run a hing for indoor and button for hunting it is exactly the same. Idk why all the hate lol
I would like to see your impressions on the Shibuya cpx/cp3 sights and your thoughts on the UV stabilizers.
UV’s warranty is definitely not what I thought it would be I had an issue with my hinge 2 and was told I had to pay shipping to get it to them and if it was a warrantable issue that after repair or replacement my warranty was no longer valid seems shitty to me in my opinion especially with a company like dialed archery and how they treat u when there is a problem they have the best warranty and customer service I personally have ever dealt with
The more tech I keep seeing for compound bows, the more I want to go traditional. Just saying.
Waiting for the new front offset attachment with the quick disconnect!!!
Jj when u put a scope on do u like it to have a little pitch up so u get a clean circle with the housing
Thanks
Good day. I love watching your videos. I am new to archery and have questions for you where doni go to ask you and get answers.
by adapter for the bridge lock, do you mean to shim it and move the dove tail closer to one side when you screw it down?
Can you do a hunting setup from bow to arrows on a lower poundage setup, possibly a 60# bow? you don't see to many videos on things like this.
My Ultraview slider’s pin was so dim in bright condition that I can’t even see it aiming at a target. This is even with the light on. In dim condition it’s fine. When I email Ultraview about it, they stated that I could send the scope in to get it evaluated. However, if they use the warranty to fix it, then the warranty is done. If another problem pops up within the warranty period then the warranty would not cover it…
Pin brightness is the worst Ive seen as you described. The yellow especially IMO. It's also crazy that the warranty is void once they fix something. I was told that when my windage adjustment failed.
$500 for a sight is outrageous, but thats the going flagship model rate across all sight companies.
Yup, that's getting into the market of a decent quality rifle scope with a lot more technology put into it. Archery is getting ridiculous
I agree, prices are getting very ridiculous. But people keep buying it so the prices keep climbing. I'll bet if everyone stuck with their current setups and didn't buy anything new for a season or two, the prices would come down... lol
@@NickThe1Rebel agreed. I'm due for a new bow this year, mine has seen better days, but these prices are nuts. Whatever it is better last me 10+ years because I can't afford to keep buying this stuff lol 😭
@SlimPickins_07 No kidding, I just got a new to me bow, but most of my gear comes out of the used bin at my bow shop. People buy all the new stuff, use it for a year and trade it in. Most of it is in great condition but it's used so I save a few bucks.
We are seeing a decline in flagship sales at the shop I work at and I think it's because of prices
Could you review some CBE stuff. Like the adapt quiver. Or there hunting sights
Can you guys do a video on the new b3 exact q2 traget an 3D, it has a lot of new features that I find interesting
You should see the triple Bowfinger
@mfjj I have noticed that Tim has been running the DCA Super Saber Vanes. Could you do a video on stability and noise as compared to the major competitors?
HOW do you go from a 23 fat arrow to a skinny 166 without changing hight of rest to impact same point..Would you not have to repaper tune?????I'm confused.
The only thing I don't like about ultraview is the lack of customization for different scenarios in target.
MFJJ i curious on your thoughts about the modsaw
That scope does not look like it mates up well to windage bar.
Just because I don't know, but is the scope supposed to be square to the string, sight slider...? Looks like it was tilted forward a bit "Good place to start"?
Ideally, you have tilte slightly forward.
You've got a vertical rail but you view the scope from various vertical positions. So you normally optimise the scope tilt to what you shoot the most.
I don't find the tilt is really only an issue if you shoot a lot of 50m and then go out to say 90m.
@@liamboyle9199 Thank you for the info, I appreciate it!
Its the constant need for battery my tac light with the berry product light insert works better then the battery sucking ultra view light brighter and rechargeable it is 5 yrs old
Love your work MFJJ. I'm new to this, but this isn't even an actual sight. $500 and you still need the actual pins and housing. What the heck? How is this called a "sight"?
The problem with ultraview, their lights suck they fail after a while my 2 boys have probably went through 20 ultraview lights in a year they have replaced all of them but they are almost impossible to get a hold of as they have no one to answer phone calls and it takes them forever to reply to emails I had two wait months to get face to face with them in Vegas to replaced the last 3 that failed
Your family has managed to kill 20 ultraview lights in 1 year? That is wild. Myself and most of the people I know have an ultraview sight, and I have yet to hear of a light failure. Are you talking about actual failure of the product, or batteries running out? Either way...something bizarre is happening here.
@ApexArchery the light cartridge starts to loosen where the battery's go and as you shoot the top battery starts to slide back and the light stops working ultraview know it's a problem but won't fix it and I know lots of people having the same problem
@@jimgaines7839 Interesting. I'll have to keep an eye out for this issue. Which scope model is this happening on?
@@ApexArchery uv3
You don’t have to buy it if it’s expensive. And I won’t. 😊
P so I was actually looking at some of the ultra view scopes and I'm confused. I realize that they have a digital dot basically. When Dan was showing the one that he had with two pins I didn't think that it had a digital. And some of what I was reading on target models had four or five dots I believe, can you maybe elaborate on that a little bit in a video for us dummies that don't got 300 plus to try out
I'd rather have an etched scale on one side to be able to run Archers mark for yardage instead of being forced into a tape.
I use the uv3 on 4 of my 5 bows. If people cant afford them then thats their problem. Work harder