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The Boonie is Spot Hogg's answer to archers who want Fast Eddie toughness without the extra ounces, and this version brings a seven-pin horizontal head with fat .029 fibers to the party. The Picatinny mount is the real story here. Instead of hanging the sight out front on a dovetail, the pic mount pulls everything in close to the riser, which cleans up your bow's balance and gives you a tight, rattle-free connection to Picatinny-equipped risers. If you shoot a flagship rig with a rail, this is the mount that keeps things streamlined.
Machined from solid 6061 aluminum, the Boonie earns its reputation as a bombproof mountain sight. You get full 1st, 2nd, and 3rd axis adjustment so your bubble reads true on steep uphill and downhill angles, plus silent, click-free, tool-less micro-adjustments for dialing windage and elevation. HRD Technology (Hardened Rail Design) runs with no bushings and no slop, so when you lock the sight bar down, it stays put. The seven .029 pins give you a traditional multi-pin sight picture with bright, easy-to-pick-up fibers that shine in low light.
One of the smartest touches is the removable yardage wheel. The lockdown knob sits right in the center of the wheel, knurled for grip and clearly labeled for lock and unlock. Pull a couple set screws and the whole wheel comes off, so you can lay down a fresh sight tape without wrestling it under the pointer, or set up a second wheel for different arrow builds. Each yardage pointer adjusts individually for fine-tuned marks, and the MRT ring system helps your eye account for changing light so your aiming reference stays crisp from dawn to last light.
Coming in around 10% lighter than the Fast Eddie, the Boonie is made for hunters who count every ounce on a backcountry pack-in but refuse to give up durability. The modular bar design means that if your setup changes down the road, you can swap over to a hard mount or dovetail bar and keep the same head. This one is the right-hand configuration.
The Picatinny mount is made for risers with a Picatinny rail system, which covers a lot of today's flagship bows. It pulls the sight in close to the riser for better balance and a rock-solid, rattle-free fit. If your setup changes later, the modular bar design lets you swap over to a hard mount or 4-inch dovetail while keeping the same head.
The .029 refers to the diameter of the fiber-optic pins, and it's the thickest option Spot Hogg offers on the Boonie. Larger pins are brighter and easier to pick up quickly, which a lot of hunters prefer for fast target acquisition and shooting in low light. This model has seven of those .029 pins arranged horizontally.
Yes, and it's one of the best features. The yardage wheel is removable with a couple set screws, so you can lay down a new sight tape without fighting to slide it under the pointer. Many archers keep a second wheel set up with a different tape so they can switch between hunting and target arrow builds without re-tuning.
It does. The Boonie offers full 1st, 2nd, and 3rd axis adjustment, so you can level the sight precisely and trust your bubble on steep uphill and downhill shots. That matters a lot in mountain and treestand situations where a crooked bubble can throw your arrow off at distance.
| UPC | 853220008390 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | BPM7RH29 |
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