Bridge-Lock Conversion Bar

Easy installation and solid design. Being aluminum and existing detents, it makes for a very solid install that is repeatable!

I am very satisfied with the siv3 sight, 50 bucks a little steep for something that should come with the original sight

Tolerance could be tighter as it’s made for a specific bow. Don’t love the fact that it’s called ambidextrous but clearly you are getting the suboptimal function as a lefty. But it gets the job done. Finally, will never be 5 star without offering it as a package with the initial sight . Annoying and $50 more expensive to buy as a separate purchase

The site is everything I wanted, but unfortunately, I cannot use it as I am waiting for the adapter which I purchased and must be on backorder. All in all I’m a little disappointed or should I say quite a bit disappointed because I want to get shooting. I have tried reaching out to CBE three different times to ask when it could be expected to know response. I was always an HHA shooter in their customer service was outstanding. If I do not get a response soon, I will return the site and go a different direction

So I just spent almost $500 cnd with tax for this CBE Trek Pro 3 vertical pin sight for my Mathews Phase 4 thinking I've got one of the best sights on the market with finger tension micro adjustment capability and don't need to carry an allen wrench set with main the field. However, I was dismayed to discover that it doesn't provide enough adjustment to sight the bow in with my point of impact still 12" to the left. Apparently even though I read it is "compatible" with Mathews Bridgelock system, what they fail to mention is that you need to spend another $75 cnd for an adapter to be able to use the $500 CBE sight you bought. I'm about to discover the adapters out of stock at the moment. Why CBE doesn't have the option to buy the sight with either with the mount system the bow brand has i.e. piccatiny, Bridge lock or standard side mount as their competitors like Black Gold does ? It's a great sight but it's like selling a truck and the wheels are an optional extra. Leaves a bad taste in my mouth having already spent $100 more than their competitors for the same feature sight but now have to spend another $75 to use it.