Cobra Archery, registered as Cobra Manufacturing Co, has built bowhunting hardware in Oklahoma since 1974. For years the name meant cheap pin sights on big box pegboards. The current catalogue is a different animal: the Radius sight shifts every pin with one screw once the 20 yard pin is set, suits bows shooting 250 to 320 feet per second, and is cut from 6061-T6 aluminum in a compact housing, about $180 for the five pin version. The Harvester thumb release, built on the Unified Trigger System, converts between two, three and four fingers and runs near $200 with lanyard.
Sensible pick for the hunter who wants sight and release from one maker and hates sighting in each pin separately. Very slow or very fast setups fall outside the Radius speed window, and competition shooters usually prefer a single pin slider. Broadheads are the newest branch, with the shortest record.
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