HHA or Trophy Ridge Sight

[BTGuard]

I ordered a Trophy Ridge Drive slider sight, and on arrival I put it back in the box and am returning it. The plastic pin did not look durable to me, and was not looking forward to breaking it. That being said I need to decide between a Trophy Ridge Pursuit or an HHA Ol 3019. They are the same price. I have heard only extremely good things about HHA, the only downfall I can find is you can't put a sight light on it. I also like Trophy Ridge and have a trophy ridge rest on my rig now. The Pursuit comes with a sight light. Both sights are made of aluminum. Any tips or ideas?

[Daniel75]

HHA Blue Burst is the light for the HHA sights. It's around $30

[Daniel75]

HHA Blue Burst

[Karmstrong]

Go with the HHA. Had mine for 4 years and never a problem. Solid sight.

[ABroussard]

HHA or Trophy Ridge Sight

Take a look at the black gold ascent ambush too for a single pin if you haven't already. Just ordered one. Got a great deal on it! Pm for info if your interested in one.

[BTGuard]

The only sight in my price range can not have a light on it. Is the light really worth it?

[down2hunt]

To me it is, especially if you hunt out of a blind. Nothing worse than not being able to find that pin when you need it most.

[Daniel75]

To me it is, especially if you hunt out of a blind. Nothing worse than not being able to find that pin when you need it most.

This^^^^^. Hunting from a dark pop up blind at first or last light, there's no ambient light for the fiber optics to gather and make the pin bright. My buddy missed a doe at first light last year because he couldn't see his pins from a ladder stand, so it can happen in any scenario. I think they are worth it. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

[BTGuard]

This definitely has me leaning towards the Trophy Ridge. Unless any one has a definite reason not to I will be ordering it this weekend after I check the local sporting goods store. Thanks all!

[Campxmas]

The only sight in my price range can not have a light on it. Is the light really worth it?

Also if you're ever hunting pigs at night it is really useful...

[down2hunt]

Not sure what your budget is, but I purchased one of these off the classifieds and have been very pleased. They are well built and easy to use.

http://www.copperjohn.com/index.php/home/products/14

I never see much chatter about these sights and I'm not sure why. I was originally going to get an HHA, but this one popped up at a good price and I scooped it up.

[BTGuard]

Not sure what your budget is, but I purchased one of these off the classifieds and have been very pleased. They are well built and easy to use.

http://www.copperjohn.com/index.php/home/products/14

I never see much chatter about these sights and I'm not sure why. I was originally going to get an HHA, but this one popped up at a good price and I scooped it up.

Is this sight compatible with a bohning one piece quiver set up?

[Daniel75]

Is this sight compatible with a bohning one piece quiver set up?

The Copper John Mark IV is half the price ($100) of the top model HHA. Really good sight and the light kit is $10.

[Skullworks52]

Trophy ridge is a top notch company, I have their sights on all my bows, their machining tolerances are second to none, you wont be disapointed eith the pursuit... the other one you had was a more economical model.. Good luck!