Bought a Decut sight after seeing one somebody had bought from Bowsports at the club. I reasoned it was so much for the money that if there were any issues I could probably fix them in my workshop (like many of the issues with my old Cartel sight).
Only issue he found was the knobs dropping off as the grub screws come undone - seems the only real issue from what we've seen.
When I got mine home I got the Loc-Tite blue nut-lock out and dealt with all the grub screws before I had the problem and not had it since.
Just a note here - when people say Loc-Tite I hope they don't assume we are talking about super-glue. Loc-Tite nut lock is a specialised engineering adhesive for the job. The blue version is what you want as this can be disassembled later. The red version sets like stone and can only be separated using quite a bit of heat. The green version is similar to the blue but is intended to be applied to threads AFTER assembly. Issue with this is it can seep past the threads and into the rest of the gubbins behind gluing that together too - not good for a sight that is intended to move!
Anyway - been shooting with the new sight for a couple of months now and got a decent set of sight marks for it.
It's very, very good.
Consistent, quiet (no rattles or vibes), elevation is nicely adjustable between free-slide, click-adjust, and locked, windage is easily adjustable using either the click-adjust for fine adjustment or winding the sight pin in and out for more radical adjustments.
Only things I have noticed that are sub-optimal are:
- the sight block is slightly odd having two dovetails one side (bottom?) and one the other (top?), and the three are arranged to give the best support for left handed usage. Two either side like the
Sure-loc (which it is pretty obviously ripped off from) would be better.
- the sight pin is not to my taste being clear, square and with a day-glo orange centre pin. Used the one from my old Cartel instead as they use the same thread (10-32?) and I'm a happier bunny.
- the sight pin very occasionally comes loose - but not often enough for me to do anything about it. Either a small spring or a short stack of O rings would fix this.
- indentations in the extension arm that the thumbscrew in the sight block engages with are surprisingly shallow, but do work.