Whether you're tuning for pinpoint accuracy or shaving seconds off a follow-up, the right accessories make all the difference. This collection features GOHUNT-tested sights, rests, stabilizers, quivers, and other bow upgrades built for confidence, consistency, and control in the field.
From micro-adjustable rests and precision sights to stabilizers that kill vibration and quivers that streamline arrow access, every piece in this lineup is made to enhance your bow’s performance and your shot execution.
Featuring trusted brands like Spot Hogg, Hamskea, Axcel, QAD, TightSpot, Ultraview, and more, this is where precision, reliability, and confidence come together at full draw.
Bow sights generally fall into two categories: fixed-pin and adjustable (slider) sights. Fixed-pin sights are ideal for fast shooting at known distances, with multiple pins set for specific yardages (e.g., 20–60 yards). Adjustable slider sights, on the other hand, offer a single pin (or a few) and can be dialed to exact distances, giving you a cleaner sight picture and more precise aim at longer ranges. If you hunt in dense areas with quick shots, fixed pins work well. For western hunts or long-range target shooting, slider sights provide more flexibility and accuracy.
There are two main types of rests for bowhunting: drop-away and containment rests. Drop-away rests fall out of the way when the arrow is released, offering improved arrow clearance and often tighter groups. Containment rests (like whisker biscuits) fully capture the arrow and provide simple, reliable performance, especially for beginners or spot-and-stalk hunting. If you're prioritizing precision, a drop-away rest may offer better performance, while containment rests shine in rugged conditions or for newer archers.
Stabilizers reduce vibration, minimize hand shock, and help balance your bow for a steadier aim. Short stabilizers (6–10 inches) are great for reducing noise and recoil in hunting setups. Longer stabilizers or side-bar systems, popular in target archery, can be tuned to offset the bow's natural lean or counterbalance accessories like a quiver. If you’re noticing pin float or have trouble holding steady at full draw, adding or adjusting a stabilizer may significantly improve your shooting stability.
Yes — upgrading to high-quality accessories can noticeably improve consistency, accuracy, and ease of use. Precision machining, better materials, and smoother adjustments all contribute to gear that holds zero, tunes more easily, and stays reliable through changing weather and rugged terrain. Especially for serious bowhunters or those planning backcountry hunts, dependable accessories can make the difference between a clean shot and a missed opportunity
Quivers come in both fixed and detachable styles. Fixed quivers remain attached to the bow and are ideal for fast follow-up shots or minimalist setups. Detachable quivers can be removed while shooting, reducing weight and improving balance at full draw. Consider how many arrows you need, noise levels during removal, and whether your bow sight or stabilizer setup leaves enough clearance. Popular options like TightSpot are known for their secure fit and vibration-dampening designs.
Digital sights and bow-mounted rangefinders like Garmin’s Xero provide real-time distance readings and automatically adjust your aiming point, eliminating the need for separate rangefinding steps. These systems can simplify your shot process, especially when time is limited or game is moving. While more expensive and sometimes regulated by state laws, they offer cutting-edge performance for hunters who want the latest tech advantages.
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