I have my bowtech 82nd airborne set up where my first pin is good out to 40 yards. I hit about an inch high at 20 yards and 2 to 2.5 inches low 40 yards. Now some may say that doesnt count because its not hitting directly where Im aiming. This is true but it suites my shooting style just fine. When a deer is close, like 20 yardsI always aim just about the top of the heart and hitting an inch high that puts me perfect for impact and at 40 yards I aim dead center if the deer doesnt jump the string I hit perfect and if it ducks a bit Im still dead center which will kill a deer any day of the week. Granted I know exactly where my arrow ill impact but in the situation that I dont have time to range the target I will garentee you my arrow will hit within a couple of inches of were Im aiming as long as the target is inside 40 yards. To me that justifies the speed right there. Its pretty easy to tell if a deer is inside 40 yards even if your bad at judging range, put the pin on it and kill it. When it comes down to crunch time it makes it a whole lot simpler to just put your top pin on the deer instead of trying to choose between 3 pins.