Single Site Pins

[GARY]

Thinking hard about making the change. Those who use them, which ones do you recommend and why?

Gearing up for Alberta in fall and looking to make equipment changes this spring to get prepared.

[Biggs]

I made the switch because I targeted long range mule deer last season. Used a CBE TEK-hybrid Pro. And I love everything about it!


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[Snowflake Killa]

They are great until you forget to adjust the pin

[oktx]

I have a PSE Slider, its identical to a HHA 5519, but it didn't come with site tapes. I had to make my own. My son has the HHA 5519 and really likes it.

[HeyMikey]

HHA 5019 has been an awesome fit for me!

[Tall Tex]

My brother has two different hha sights and loves them. I’ve shot his bow a couple times and if I made the switch prob go hha. I’ve read that a lot of people also like spot hogg but never shot a bow with one.

[Quackerbox]

They are great until you forget to adjust the pin

My wife would agree.

I have been shooting a hha of one form or another for at least 10 years without an issue. I would say the average archer won't need to adjust much (if any) till 30+ yards. The buck in my avatar came in at 32 and I was set to 25. It's not hard to learn a hold over to about 40 with my set up.

That said if I was to head west for elk or any other stalk hunt I'd prolly find a multi pin. Only for the reason if the animal ran a few extra yards after I drew.

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[SoggyBottomAg]

I will be making the switch this year myself. I’m going to go with the HHA optimizer lite ultra 5019. Heard nothing but great things.

Not to hijack thread, but Does anyone know if extra spacers will be needed to mount a tight spot quiver on this sight? It seems some folks have issues mounting certain quivers on these 1 pin adjustables?


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[ateague11]

Love my double pin spot hog fast Eddie xl

[Casey]

I went that way years ago but have since come back to multi-pin, though with just a couple. Now, I buy the sight I like, whether it's because of the light, the pins, construction, adjustability and then remove the pins I don't want. On the Apex sights I've owned, that's been very simple. Most came with 5 pins and I removed 2 or 3 of them from the sight.

[Gclyde28]

Love my double pin spot hog fast Eddie xl

Ive been looking at these. Glad to see some positive feedback about it.

[Capt.Brown]

BACK GOLD accent verdict.

[darralld]

Been using one for years. I'm using the Truglo. Probably the cheapest one. You can sure spend a bundle on one...LOL

[Stoof]

Fast eddie. My trip to Colorado got me thinking about going back to a multi pin. I think the single is great for stand hunting and target shooting where you have known distances and time to make adjustments but for situations where things happen fast having set pins and gaps has its benefits.

[Double L]

I switched to single pin several years ago due to my aging eyes. Multi pins were blurry and just all ran together. I have always used HHA.

This being said, with all the money you have Gary, you should buy this when it hits the market:

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/blog/fishandhunt/garmin-xero-auto-ranging-digital-bow-sight/