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New IQ Universal Bow Sight Light Illuminates Your Pins When You Need It Most

IQ Universal Bow Sight Light

IQ Bowsight

SUPERIOR, Wisc. --(Ammoland.com)- When the light is waning and the pins on your bow sight don’t seem quite bright enough to take your shot, it is time to turn on the new IQ Universal Sight Light from IQ Bowsights.

With its adjustable rheostat control, pin-brightness levels are always up to you. Adjusting the IQ Universal Sight Light to changing hunting conditions not only will significantly lower pin glare at the moments of dawn and dusk of legal shooting hours, but it will also increase your confidence in the shot.

Sealed electronics protect the IQ Universal Sight Light against cold and damp hunting conditions, while keeping it available through a simple finger twist when you most need it.

The new IQ Universal Sight Light features a night-vision preserving LED light that includes adaptors to fit 1/4-28, 3/8-32, 3/8-36 and 7/16-20 threads and works with either right- or left-hand models. Batteries and a mounting block for the IQ Bowsight are included.

The IQ Universal Sight Light will be available at retailers nationwide in January 2012, and it will retail for $24.99. Please adhere to all local or state regulations regarding the use of electronic illumination devices while hunting.

For detailed information on the IQ Universal Sight Light, IQ Bowsight and to view the detailed video and impressive commercials, visit the website at www.iqbowsights.com. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/IQBowsight.

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New YouTube Videos Makes Setting Up the IQ Bowsight Even Easier

IQ Bowsight

Superior, Wisconsin --(Ammoland.com)- The IQ Bowsight is without a doubt the most sought-after bowsight in the bowhunting industry.

Despite the sophisticated technology inside the IQ’s Retina Lock, setting up the Retina Lock is actually exceptionally easy.

IQ’s Mike Weinkauf guides you through its setup in a compilation of YouTube videos that can get you on target and dead-nuts accurate within just a few minutes.

The key is to not over think it. Set your 20-yard pin just like you would on any other sight, and then micro-adjust your Retina Lock to align with your eye while your anchor point and hold are perfect. Every shot after that will provide instant feedback that will tell you if there is even the slightest bit of torque or change in your anchor point.

In almost no time at all, you’ll see how the IQ’s Retina Lock reinforces the proper form—no matter the angle of inclination or declination—to build confidence and to ultimately extend your effective shooting range.

YouTube Videos Makes Setting Up the IQ Bowsight Even Easier

Each IQ Bowsight comes with a CD showing how to properly set it up, but the new videos demonstrate the ease and simplicity of setting up this world-class sight. Weinkauf, a highly acclaimed bowhunter, hosts the videos, and he demonstrates the amazing simplicity of setting up the IQ Bowsight in the first video: youtu.be/MXsh8RUXEnM.

“Setting up the IQ bowsight can seem intimidating at first,” said Weinkauf, Field Logic’s executive vice president and chief marketing officer. “In these videos, we wanted to show just how easy it really is to set this system up.

“Within a few shots, you’ll soon see how every other sight on the market has become obsolete,” Weinkauf continued.

In addition to the YouTube video on setting up the IQ Bowsight, Field Logic has also filmed videos with useful tips on using the IQ Bowsight. They can be viewed at: youtu.be/2XdOzMtu9cc and youtu.be/bsxKHAO6ikA.

The IQ Bowsight is available in four- and seven-pin configurations in both left- and right-hand versions. It is available at retailers with suggested retail prices of $199.99 and $219.99 for the four- and seven-pin configurations, respectively.

For detailed information on the IQ Bowsight and to view the detailed video and impressive commercials, visit the website at www.iqbowsights.com. Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/IQBowsight.

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