What is up everybody? Mark on the mic here and we have 10 minutes ish to talk about red dots

on bows and I'm not talking crossbows. I'm talking vertical bows. It seems like forever

like red dots were an AR 15 thing and then like you see a migrate over to turkey guns

and all of a sudden they're the norm on on carry pistols and now at least new to me

but probably not new. We're seeing them on bows for a variety of reasons and to help us

talk about red dots on bows. We have Tim Zalinka talking about his ARD site. So Tim, tell

us a little bit about your company and your site and kind of where where the soul came

from for you. So basically we're we're based in we make the sites right in zeal and

Michigan. I live in Grand Haven not too far from there. We've been shooting red dots on

our bows for 30 years but they was always fixed. So wherever we we decided in 20 yards

we were stuck with 20 yards if we want to shoot higher we just had a gap shoot. So finally

I met up with the right guy and what we did was we were able to make our mount adjustable.

So now it's sort of like a single single pin slider where we moved the the red dot up and

down on the bow you know for you know shooting out to you know 100 yards if that's what

you really want to do. You know the red dot in general is kind of going down this road

guys who as they get older who can't see those peeps and pins anymore that's kind of

really been our focus and you know draws those guys in like crazy. Yeah I mean that's

really is that predominantly who is gravitating towards this they made the person who shot

a traditional pin sight for a number of years but you know maybe they're having trouble

seeing through their peep or those pins are getting a little bit fuzzy is that kind of the

person that's generally migrating towards you know the style of sight system. I think so

because they're looking for answers you know nothing fire, fire, fire isn't working can

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