Game Warning System (GWS) Bowhunting Sights
Top-Notch Hunting Sights At Bargain Prices

GWS S2 Economy Sight

If you are looking for a fully adjustable four-pin sight for a really low price, the GWS-S2 Fibre Optic Sight might be the sight for you. The S2 comes with four fibre-optic pins and is made from tough composite plastic for long life and durability.

The Game Waring System S2 is a fine starter sight for the new bowhunter and once adjusted properly, it is as accurate as any on the market. Fits right or left-hand bows.

Extra Sight Pins for the GWS S2 Sight

Here are the extra sight pins for the Game Warning System S2 Fibre Optic sights. You can add as many of these pins as you like to your existing pin array, or simply keep a few as spares in your archery kit. Specify colour: red, green, or yellow.

GWS Striker Bowhunting Sight

The GWS Striker Bow Hunting Sight from Game Warning Systems is a rugged and economical general-purpose sight. The Striker is a direct-mount aluminium bow sight with three bright fiber-optic pins, flexible adjustments on the horizontal and vertical planes and a clear round pin guard with an orange sight ring.

This is a top choice for a starter sight for the new bowhunter but tough enough for the seasoned pro looking for value. Fits right or left-hand bows.

Extra Sight Pins for the GWS Striker Sight

Here are the extra sight pins for the Game Warning System Striker Fibre Optic sights. You can add as many of these pins as you like to your existing pin array, or simply keep a few as spares in your archery kit. Specify colour: red, green, or yellow.

GWS Sniper Bowhunting Sight

The GWS Sniper Single-Pin bowhunting sight from Game Warning Systems is a rugged and economical general-purpose sight with a low price that makes it an NZAP Best Buy for value. There are some advantages to a single-pin sight over a multi-pin sight: for one, the pin is always in the centre of the pin guard making alignment easier, and of course, there aren't a lot of conflicting pins so there is no danger of selecting the wrong one in the heat of the moment when an important shot presents itself.