Description
Axcel built the Driver Plus around a simple idea: strip out the clutter and let the important stuff shine. At 8.6 ounces it earned the title of the lightest slider sight on the market when it launched, and it did that without turning into something fragile. The high-grade aluminum body and pared-down hardware mean fewer tiny screws to fuss with and fewer moving parts to fail on you deep in the backcountry. This particular build pairs the Bridgelock mount with the AVX-31 scope, a .019 Ranger dual-pin ring, and a Midnight Cerakote finish that looks as good as it holds up.
What the AVX-31 Ranger Pin Brings to the Driver Plus
The Ranger pin is a two-fiber ring, giving you a pair of .019 aiming points inside the AVX-31 housing. That second pin is handy for a quick gap reference or a fast follow-up without touching the wheel, and a rheostat cover lets you throttle how much light hits the fibers so your pins stay crisp from bright afternoons into last light. The pins are micro-adjustable too, so sighting in is a loosen, move, tighten kind of job rather than a wrestling match.
Bridgelock Mounting and Dialed-In Adjustment
The Bridgelock mount seats the sight directly into any Mathews bow set up for the Bridgelock system, which tucks the whole rig in tight for better balance and quiver clearance. Axcel combined the 1st and 2nd axis into one centralized adjustment and added a removable quick-change block for the 3rd axis, so leveling for steep uphill and downhill shots is straightforward. That matters a lot for treestand hunters and anyone shooting terrain where angles get weird.
Elevation Control on the Driver Plus
Out on the wheel side, a large drive wheel handles elevation in a fraction of a turn, with adjustable tension so it moves the way you like. A top-mounted elevation lock and a micro deadstop let you drop back to your 20-yard mark every time without second-guessing. Between the smooth gear teeth and the windage knob tucked neatly inside the wheel, everything you touch regularly sits right where your hand expects it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Axcel
- Manufacturer Part Number: ADVP-BR19-3MD
- UPC: 611254511930
- Sight Type: Single-Pin Slider with Ranger Dual Pin
- Scope: AVX-31 (31mm)
- Pin Configuration: .019 Ranger (2-Pin Fiber Ring)
- Mount: Bridgelock
- Finish: Midnight Cerakote
- Weight: 8.6 oz
- Construction: High-Grade Aluminum
- Axis Adjustment: Combined 1st/2nd Axis, Removable 3rd Axis Block
- Windage: Micro-Adjustable
- Elevation: Large Drive Wheel with Micro Deadstop and Top-Mounted Lock
- Pin Brightness: Rheostat Cover
What’s Included
- Axcel Driver Plus slider sight body with Bridgelock mount
- AVX-31 scope housing with .019 Ranger dual-pin fiber ring
- Rheostat cover for pin brightness control
Frequently Asked Questions
What bows does the Driver Plus Bridgelock sight fit?
The Bridgelock version mounts directly into Mathews bows equipped with the Bridgelock system, which keeps the rig compact and improves balance. Axcel also offers this sight in dovetail and Picatinny mounts for Hoyt, Elite, PSE, and other setups if your bow isn't Bridgelock ready. Check that your riser has the Bridgelock channel before ordering this specific version.
How does the Ranger pin work on the AVX-31 scope?
The Ranger pin is a ring that holds two .019 fiber optic aiming points inside the AVX-31 housing. That gives you a second reference pin for a quick gap or fast follow-up shot without moving the drive wheel. The pins are micro-adjustable, and the included rheostat cover lets you control how bright the fibers glow in different light.
Is the Axcel Driver Plus really the lightest slider sight?
At 8.6 ounces it was the lightest slider on the market when Axcel released it, and it hits that number with a high-grade aluminum build rather than cutting corners on durability. Axcel trimmed weight by consolidating the controls and using fewer screws and small parts. The result is a light rig that still holds zero through hard field use.
Can I adjust all three axes on this sight?
Yes. Axcel combined the 1st and 2nd axis into a single centralized adjustment, and a removable quick-change block handles the 3rd axis. That setup makes leveling for steep uphill and downhill angles simple, which is exactly what you want for treestand hunting or shooting in rough terrain.





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