Well I think differently. If you have more than one pin its not the pins fault its the user. If you cant judge how far the deer is then how can you only use one pin and judge how much to hold over and under? I am not saying the hold over and under does not work, cause it does but it works cause the user knows how to judge the distance. The only way one pin work is if you only shoot that one distance like say 20 yrds. So sure it works but why limit yourself that way? If you can holdover a tad then you should be able to use the different pin also cause it all gets back to judging the yards. If you look out of my tree it looks like the target of a rifle. I have all the yards marked with natural objects like branches and such so I know exactlty were 20, 30, and 40 yards is. Plus my new V-zone is dead nuts on now and I look forward to 30 and maybe a fourty yard shot, but I have always been a close shot kinda guy, never want to have the deer jump the string.