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Your cart is empty.The RL-2 DTM Single and 3-Pin Slider Bow Sight is one of the newest additions to the Redline Bowhunting family of bow sights. Sleek, lightweight, yet extremely rugged, the Rl-2 DTM offers maximum adjustability with adjustable 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Axis adjustments. The DTM sports a .019 fiber optic pin as the single pin, while the 3-pin DTM offers two .019 fiber optic pins on the top, and a .010 pin for the bottom floater for your further distance shots. This Dovetail sight is ideal for any bow and shooter looking for a dovetail bow sight and is compatible with the Mathew's Archery Bridge-Lock port on the V3X Bows, Right Handed
Jamie
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
3 adjustable pins are stuck in slide grooves. Need leverage to slide. Thinking the slide backing is stuck on coating. Need worked to get to slide. No directions. 3rd pin not in line with pin 1 and 2, slightly off. Packing arrived damp. Low light/indoor shooting definitely needs light on. Overall built well. I'd buy another, but room for improvement.
Brandon
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
Swapped out the sights for this and I am already super impressed just having the freedom to adjust my sights without tools FINALLY. Obviously even more impressed by the build quality just being as good as I could have imagined it to be. Adjustable light for the sight somebody PINCH ME
JKru
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
I got this for the upcoming archery season here in Michigan. I'm very pleased with the manufacturing quality. The machining is great quality and the fit and finish is first-rate. I really love the smaller diameter lower pin. Shooting at further distances, larger pins obscure more of the vitals on the target. The smaller pin is a nice addition. The pins are bright, even in low light. The included site tapes offer dozens of options.So, why did I deduct a star? There is absolutely zero documentation in the box. No warranty card. No instructions. I reached out to the manufacturer and they said they don't offer printed instructions, and redirected me to their YouTube channel for how-to videos. There were lots and it took quite a bit of searching to figure out which ones I needed to watch for proper installation and sighting.I really like YouTube videos for a lot of things. But not for mounting/sighting a bow sight. I want to have paper instructions that I can lay out in front of me and refer back to as I progress through the process. I don't want to have to scrub through a video to find the few seconds of instructions that I need. Great site but I really wish it included printed documentation.
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