HHA optimizer sights
04-11-2008, 11:56 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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HHA optimizer sights
Currently im shooting an extreme rt900 sight with my general. it was cheap looked sturdy, and it is proven to be very good so far. when i bought my bow i bought a half dozen 500(total)gr. fmj arrows. i decided to save them for deer season so i bought a half dozen carbon express arrows for rec. and 3d. im thinking about buying the HHA Optimizer-Lite Ultra 5519 w/Rheo from eders for 162$ that is very cheap considering everywhere else its 200 even on ebay. i want to shoot it with the CX arrows for 3d adn just practicing throughout the year, and use the extreme sight, with the fmj's for deerhunting.
my dilema here is, will swapping out the two effect my shooting any. i like the idea of the one pin from 20-60 yards b/c i love shooting distance for fun. my rt900 has 4 pins for 20-50 and that is plenty for bowhunting. is the hha site worth the money, and is it good quality? thanks for the help guys.
my dilema here is, will swapping out the two effect my shooting any. i like the idea of the one pin from 20-60 yards b/c i love shooting distance for fun. my rt900 has 4 pins for 20-50 and that is plenty for bowhunting. is the hha site worth the money, and is it good quality? thanks for the help guys.
04-11-2008, 12:57 PM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
really. the only real discrepency i have with shooting a one pin is in those situations where you dont have time to adjust or you are drawn on a deer thats moving towards you or away. do you hunt with that setup.
04-11-2008, 01:42 PM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
I think HHA sights are the best rear sliders out there. I have the Ultra for about $190 including Priority shipping TYD HHA took a big price hike a few weeks back. I'm betting eders is still selling old stock but still that is a good price. I would not expect it to last too long though. We have a complete line of the HHA sights and they are all top notch. The Rheostat pinguard is Sweet!
Dan
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04-11-2008, 01:44 PM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
ORIGINAL: drockw
really. the only real discrepency i have with shooting a one pin is in those situations where you dont have time to adjust or you are drawn on a deer thats moving towards you or away. do you hunt with that setup.
really. the only real discrepency i have with shooting a one pin is in those situations where you dont have time to adjust or you are drawn on a deer thats moving towards you or away. do you hunt with that setup.
Dan
04-12-2008, 07:10 AM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
ORIGINAL: drockw
really. the only real discrepency i have with shooting a one pin is in those situations where you dont have time to adjust or you are drawn on a deer thats moving towards you or away. do you hunt with that setup.
really. the only real discrepency i have with shooting a one pin is in those situations where you dont have time to adjust or you are drawn on a deer thats moving towards you or away. do you hunt with that setup.
04-12-2008, 07:50 AM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
you have a very good point there dan. i could always just set it up at 25 too adn leave it and adjust by guessing. until now ive always shot a one pin anyway, and just adjusted by guestimation.
04-12-2008, 11:54 AM
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RE: HHA optimizer sights
They also have the new EZ tapes available, which allows you to sight in 2 yardages and place a computer generated pre-marked tape on.
Very nice, very convenient, & very precise.
Dan
Very nice, very convenient, & very precise.
Dan