Single pin sight

[Tree Phantom]

I use a HHA with 2" housing, is there a better brand out there??

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You will get a lot of differing opinions on this. The key to the decision is, what works for you? Personally, I really like my trophy ridge react one. If I am slightly off at 50, I can adjust it on the fly without needing a new tape, and I should be perfectly fine at every distance out to 100. I like to back out past 60 as much as possible, so I need a sight with a small enough housing to be able to really focus in. The TR does that for me. I still have some adjustments I would like to make, but I have a sight that will let me do that without hassle, so it is easy to just go shoot a few and get dialed in.



All that being said, my dream sight is a Spott Hogg Hogg Father.

[Kaycee11]

I use the Spot Hogg Fast Eddie and I love it

[Tree Phantom]

I've had this sight for several years, it fell with my Q2 attached. I sent it in and HHA inspected it and said it was like new and is.
It's on a ez7 now and I'm good up to 60yds.

[txdukklr]

I've gone through a dozen and candidly the HHA is on the lower end of my preferences

i really like the
accutouch
sword centurion
Spott Hogg
MBG Ascent

I have the accutouch right now

[Mike D]

I've gone through a dozen and candidly the HHA is on the lower end of my preferences

i really like the
accutouch
sword centurion
Spott Hogg
MBG Ascent

I have the accutouch right now

Sean what drives your preference for these brands? Why do you feel they are better? I haven't looked at sights in years.

[UncleBubba]

I'm looking an Apex Covert Pro

[Tree Phantom]

I haven't looked at sights or rests for at least six years. New bow old hardware.

[txdukklr]

Sean what drives your preference for these brands? Why do you feel they are better? I haven't looked at sights in years.

The accutouch is very well built and with the carbon arm is light. I also very much like the adjustable locks that allow you to simply click to the next distance without have a ton of difficulty "lining up" the arrow and the distance. Bright pin, adjustable, can see distances without turning the bow. well made

Sword is what I've shot for a many years. It's extremely well built, solid and sword makes great pins

Spott Hogg and MBG were both great sites but in both cases I bought the 1.75 houses and I've found my eye doesn't like that size. Not sure if I didn't like the sight as much as I prefer the smaller housing.

I don't like hha's because I believe their a bit basic . . . besides the rheostat i've just found them to not be of the same caliber as the four i've listed.

[Bill]

There have been several other threads with lots of information and opinions on single pin sights.

[KMock]

I have tried them all and I personally like the confidence I get with the Trophy Ridge React 1. It is so simple to dial in. The new React 1 Pro is lighter, faster, and catches more light. That said, I wont hunt with a single pin. I took it to NM last year for Desert Mule deer and got tired of having to adjust constantly on moving deer. it is the best for 3D, but I prefer a 3 pin slider, or 7 pin fixed over the single pin for hunting.

[MQ32Shooter]

I also shoot an HHA, but not sure of the model. Works just fine for me. Keeps me dead on out to 50 yards.

[nacohunter]

I had the same question and wound up going with an HHA 5019.

[UncleBubba]

Loving the Apex Covert Pro, had it on a backup bow and it's now my favorite sight ever. I leave it set at 25 yards and I am good 15-35 yards. Love the green led against my red Sniper Hog Light.