Description
The Axcel Driver CK is the brand's answer to hunters who want a feature-loaded slider without the weight penalty. Tipping the scale at just 8.6 ounces, it's built from high-grade aluminum and earns its reputation as one of the lightest slider sights going. Axcel trimmed the hardware and moving parts down so there's less to fiddle with in the field, and the whole thing wears a durable Midnight Cerakote finish that looks great and holds up to rough handling. This version rides on the Standard Pro dovetail bar with multiple mounting positions, giving you room to dial in your setup the way you like it.
What the Driver CK Brings to the Treestand
The heart of this sight is the AccuStat II scope housing, a 1-3/4 inch (41mm) scope loaded with a five-pin .019 fiber configuration. A built-in rheostat lets you control how much light hits your pins, so you can brighten them up at dusk or tone them down in flat light. The pins are micro-adjustable, meaning you just loosen, nudge, and tighten to get them exactly where you want. The scope housing also accepts a lens if you want to add magnification down the road.
Dialing Long Shots with the Axcel Driver
Elevation is where this sight shines. The oversized drive wheel wears a rubber tread for grip and runs top to bottom in about three-quarters of a turn, so getting from close range out to your max distance is quick. A Micro Deadstop lets you set a hard return point and snap right back to your 20-yard mark. The windage knob tucks neatly inside the elevation wheel for easy access, and a top-mounted elevation lock with adjustable tension keeps everything planted once you've got it set.
Built to Fine-Tune
Full second and third axis adjustment lets you level the sight precisely to your bow, which matters a lot when you're shooting steep angles across a canyon or down from a stand. Combined with the smooth elevation gear track and rapid travel, the Driver CK is a serious tool for western hunters and anyone chasing accuracy at extended range. It's offered in both right and left-hand configurations to match your dominant side.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Axcel
- Manufacturer Part Number: ADVR-S519-4MD
- UPC: 611254511435
- Scope Housing: AccuStat II 1-3/4 inch (41mm)
- Pin Count: 5 Pin
- Fiber Diameter: .019 inch
- Mount Style: Standard Pro Dovetail
- Finish: Midnight Cerakote
- Construction: High-grade aluminum
- Weight: 8.6 oz
- Bar Length: 6 inch
- Axis Adjustment: 2nd and 3rd axis
- Micro-Adjust: Yes
- Rapid Travel: Yes
- Light Control: Rheostat
- Dexterity: Right and Left Hand
What’s Included
- Axcel Driver CK slider sight with Standard Pro dovetail mount
- AccuStat II scope with 5-pin .019 fiber configuration
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of mount does this Axcel Driver CK use?
This model comes with the Standard Pro aluminum dovetail bar, which offers multiple mounting positions so you can set your sight picture where you want it. The Driver is also offered in Bridge-Lock and Picatinny versions if your bow calls for a different setup. Just make sure the Standard Pro mount matches the mounting holes on your riser.
How many pins does the AccuStat II scope have, and what size are they?
This version is a five-pin configuration using bright .019 fiber optic pins. The .019 size gives you a slightly bolder aiming point that's easy to pick up in lower light, and the pins are micro-adjustable so you can fine-tune each one individually. A rheostat on the scope lets you dial the pin brightness up or down to match conditions.
Is the Axcel Driver really the lightest slider sight?
Axcel built the Driver around a less-is-more philosophy, cutting down on screws and moving parts to get the weight down to 8.6 ounces. That earned it the title of lightest slider on the market at release, which is a real plus when you're hiking in with a loaded pack. The high-grade aluminum construction keeps it durable despite the light weight.
Can I adjust the second and third axis on this sight?
Yes, the Driver CK has full second and third axis adjustment built in. That lets you level the sight precisely to your bow, which is a big deal for accuracy when shooting steep uphill or downhill angles. Dialing in both axes is one of the keys to keeping your bubble true at longer distances.







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