Description
The Apex Aegis Fiber-Optic Series in black gives bowhunters a no-nonsense single-pin setup built around one bright .019 fiber-optic vertical pin. That single point of aim keeps your sight picture uncluttered, so you focus on the spot and nothing else. The 1.8-inch inside-diameter aperture pairs nicely with most peep sizes and gives you a clean, round pin guard to center up at full draw.
What Makes the Aegis 1-Pin Worth a Look
This sight is dialed for real hunting use. It runs a helical elevation gear for smooth, repeatable adjustments and an extended elevation range that makes sighting in less of a headache. Micro-adjustable windage lets you fine-tune left and right without fighting the sight, and the dual yardage pointers plus dual travel stops help you set reference marks and roll back to them quickly. The glow ring keeps the level lit so you can confirm you are plumb even as the light fades.
Setting Up the Aegis Fiber-Optic Sight
One of the strong points here is flexibility. The sight is fully ambidextrous, so left and right-handed archers are covered, and the fixed bracket offers three mounting positions to get your axis-to-axis spacing and clearance where you want it. It also includes 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment, which matters more than most folks realize. Those steep angles out of a treestand can push arrows off line if your sight is not leveled properly, and third axis dials that out.
Why the .019 Pin Fits Whitetail Hunting
Pin size is a real consideration. A .019 pin is a sweet spot for treestand and low-light work because it gathers enough light to stay bright as legal shooting time winds down, while still being fine enough for precise aiming. Prime time for deer tends to be those first and last minutes of light, and a beefier fiber holds its glow when smaller pins go dark. If you are stepping into the single-pin world for the first time, this one gives you a clean, focused aiming reference without a lot of fuss.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Apex Gear
- Manufacturer Part Number: TG-AG2210B
- UPC: 888151046609
- Housing / Aperture Diameter: 1.8 in ID
- Number of Pins: 1
- Pin Size: .019 in
- Pin Orientation: Single vertical pin
- Primary Color: Black
- Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous (left and right-handed)
- Windage Adjustment: Micro-adjustable
- Elevation: Helical gear with extended adjustment range
- Axis Adjustment: 2nd and 3rd axis
- Level: Glow ring illuminated
- Mounting: Fixed bracket with 3 mounting positions
- Yardage References: Dual yardage pointers and dual travel stops
What’s Included
- Apex Aegis Fiber-Optic Series 1-Pin .019 bow sight
- Mounting hardware
- Instruction manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Aegis Fiber-Optic 1-Pin sight good for treestand hunting?
Yes, it is well suited for it. The .019 fiber-optic pin holds its brightness in low light, which matters most during the first and last minutes of legal shooting time when deer tend to move. The included 2nd and 3rd axis adjustment also lets you level the sight for the steep downward angles you get from an elevated stand, which keeps your arrows tracking true.
Can I use the Apex Aegis 1-Pin sight if I shoot left-handed?
You can. This sight is fully ambidextrous and adjusts for both left and right-handed archers, so you do not need a hand-specific model. The fixed bracket also offers three mounting positions to help you get the spacing and clearance dialed in for your bow.
Why choose a single-pin sight over a multi-pin?
A single pin gives you one clean point of aim with no clutter, so there is no chance of picking the wrong pin and less to distract your eye at the shot. You dial the pin to the exact yardage using the yardage pointers, which takes the guesswork out of gap-aiming between pins. It is a popular choice for hunters who want a simple, focused sight picture, though it does mean you set your distance before the shot.
Will the 1.8-inch aperture work with my peep sight?
The 1.8-inch inside diameter is a common, versatile size that centers up nicely inside most standard hunting peeps. Lining the round pin guard inside your peep at full draw gives you a consistent anchor check on every shot. If you run a smaller or larger peep, you may want to test the fit at your working distance to confirm you like the sight picture.







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