Black Gold Sights Introduces the Dual Trac

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posted on January 4, 2022
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Built on the Pro Sight platform, the Black Gold Dual Trac is a single-pin sight focused on brightness, durability, and ease of adjustment. This sight incorporates Black Gold’s Pro Pin, providing a more defined aiming point and less target obstruction. A second pro pin provides an additional quick aiming point without the need to move the dial.

“Black Gold is widely known to be the brightest, toughest and best bow sight on the market today. The Pro Pin was introduced 2 years ago, and customers asked for it in a single pin configuration,” said Todd Snader, brand manager. “We took it to the next level and added a 2nd, independently adjustable pin in line with the first. This provides single pin visibility, with multi-pin ease of use.”

The Dual Indicator System reduces time and movement by providing a needle for shorter yardages combined with a 2nd needle for longer-range shooting. Both needles are independently adjustable to tune to specific bow set-ups. The Dual Trac features micro-adjustable windage and elevation for precise and accurate sighting. Just loosen the lock screw and make the adjustment without worry about the sight slipping, then lock it back down for rock-solid accuracy. Additionally, it features micro adjustments on the 1st and 3rd axis, as well as a non-micro adjustable 2nd axis, allowing for more precise adjustment when ensuring the sight is square to the bow.

The Pro Pin has a narrower pin throat that ends in a round pinhead. This smaller throat allows for less target blackout, as well as a more defined aiming point. The microfiber groove protects the fiber while allowing as much light as possible to reach the fiber optic. All of this combines to make a sleek pin design that still meets Black Gold’s standard for pin durability.

As with all Black Gold sights, it features our the company's unconditional guarantee: If the original owner has a part break for any reason, it will be repaired or replaced at no charge.

For more on this new sighting system, please visit blackgoldsights.com. MSRP: $389.95

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