Having one pin out to 30 yards is a big deal even if one has been doing it for a while. That is actually the reason I bought my last bow. Anyway, for whitetails, like you said, you basically only need one pin which is a huge advantage. That is why I always love it when guys tell me that "he was at 20 and I thought he was at 15 and shot over him". Uhhhh, yeah that is what happened. I still have a 40 for hunting and a 50 and 60 for practice, but I love the fact that I do not need a range finder for 30 yards and in... TOP PIN BABY!!! When I can find a bow that will shoot flat to 35 I will buy a new one. Until then I am satisfied with what I have.