You would think, and you'd be right. You can't beat a single verticle pin on a fast bow for deer hunting. My Hoyt was alot slower than your Allegiance and I used one pin out to 30 yards. I sighted in at 25. At 15 yards I was about 1 inch high and at 30 yards I was about 1.5 inches low.

I like the simplicity and the view. So much less clutter with one vertical pin versus 3 horizontal pins. You can really see the deer better IMO. Plus the vertical pin provides you with a visual cue to pick the "spot" on a deer. I just put the vertical post on the back edge of the front leg and you'll never miss leftto right. This is what my sight looks like (exept the buck is usually alot smaller LOL)

Yep... Maybe I'll bring myself to do it sometime. The sight is so nice and bright I'm definitely not getting rid of it, so it'll always be an option.

are you still using the hha slider? if so how much do you like it now?

I like the one pin too and with faster bows, it should not be much of an issue within 40 yards. I noticed this considerably in moving from my Parker BuckHunter to my Diamond Outlaw this year. I've used one pin for hunting the past several years and much less of a difference now in where to aim with the Outlaw. I still have the four pins in the Apex TruGlo sight that came with it but I'm really only using the top pin when shooting out to 40 yards so I think I will pop the rest out for hunting season, which starts on Saturday here. I'm not willing to take a shot past that anyway. Good luck guys!

how difficult is it to range and adjust? i can imagine its a bit of a pain? ill give you a backround, ive been using three pins, recently maxed my bow, so now im ready for more yardage. im wondering if i should go with 5 pins or get one of these slider deals??? im open to feedback good or bad with both.

with my hha for whitetail hunting anyway i leave the pin set at 30 and practice at 20 and 40 that way. mine shoots about 3 inches high at 20 and about 10 inches low at 40 so i dont have to adjust in quick situations, besides if a deer is at 50 or 60 i will probably have time to adjust my pin anyway but 90 % of my shots are taken under 30 yards. just my 2 cents.

i shoot an hha 1 pin. its a good sight. stays lit up long. and its flat out bright. but my favorite thing is that 1 pin is simple. too many pins can get confusing and are just too busy in my opinion.

not trying to take over this thread but could you guys tell me what makes you chose singles over normal sights? after looking at the picture above, i really love how open it is and you can see your target. im interested in getting one.

i'm using a trophy ridge alpha-1 hunter. single pin set to 25 yds. i'm about 3 inches high at 15, and 3 inches low at 30. i don't shoot much farther than that.

really bright, good adjustability (with 3rd axis levelling). relatively cheap too (about $35 on amazon). 2 deer in the freezer already this year with it--both taken right at dusk.

I myself use HHA single pin sights, and think they are great. Very bright pins plus the ability to adjust the brightness. Well built sights that can take a good amount of abuse. I have tried multiple pin sights before and have always come back to the single pin. I do practice a lot in the off season, so I am familiar with how much my arrow drops. Typicaly I set my sight @ 25yds and am good to 35 easy. As with any sight/bow/arrow set up, practice is what will make you a good shot.