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luke/r 12-14-2008 06:48 PM

HHA sights?
 
I am getting one of these sights and was wondering which one you guys recommend? Thank You.

jyanna 12-15-2008 05:14 PM

RE: HHA sights?
 
Im happy with my optimizer-lite elite model elt-5000, best site ive had to date, ive got mine sited in from 20-80 yards

npockat32 12-16-2008 07:01 AM

RE: HHA sights?
 
I bought the new XL5519 last year and love it. The sight window is a bit bigger than the others. HHA makes quality sights and you won't be disappointed.

Dopler 12-16-2008 01:09 PM

RE: HHA sights?
 

ORIGINAL: npockat32

I bought the new XL5519 last year and love it. The sight window is a bit bigger than the others. HHA makes quality sights and you won't be disappointed.
I also have this sight--great sight. The only knock on this sight is thatthe pin fiberoptic is very vunerable, ifa branch goes in the sight window while you're crawling through brush, say goodbye to your sight pin. I put a 2x lens kiton for the sole purpose of protecting the pin but the lens kit costs an extra $80.

MeanV2 12-24-2008 07:19 PM

RE: HHA sights?
 
I have used and sold all the models of rear sliders. The HHA Optimizer Ultra is worth the extra $$ I prefer the large pin guard, .019 pin, and 10' of fiber optic.

I have yet to have any kind of an issue with it hunting in all kinds of weather.

Dan

Wiaxle 12-24-2008 10:11 PM

RE: HHA sights?
 
I have a optimizer OL-5500

Have had it for 3 seasons now.

Love it, all metal construction, easy adjustability, and when I lost the level bubble earlier this year HHA sent out a replacement to me for no cost. (within a couple days of me contacting them)

The fiber optic pin gathers light well in low light conditions, and when it is bright out, the thing glows like the sun, I do not crawl through the brush, so I cannot say how durable the fiber optics are but (outside of knocking the level off) I have had no problems with mine, and would buy from the company again.

WildlifeBiologist402 08-30-2009 12:21 PM

I just ordered the HHA Optimizer Ultra for $180 from cabelas..and I have heard very good things about it,I cant wait to get it in and try it out..MEANV2..DO YOU RECCOMEND AND LIKE THE SIGHT?

sixgunluvr 09-07-2009 06:30 PM

HHA sights
 
I browsed through all the HHA sights and decided I like this one the best. HHA OL-5019

WildlifeBiologist402 09-09-2009 04:25 AM

I have the HHA Optimizer Ultra 0.19 and I love it,I got it sighted in at 0-60 yards with my broadheads,ready to get in the stand september 15th here in nebraska and stick me a deer.good hunting my friends

907Alaska 09-12-2009 08:52 PM


Originally Posted by Wiaxle (Post 3184986)
I have a optimizer OL-5500

Have had it for 3 seasons now.

Love it, all metal construction, easy adjustability, and when I lost the level bubble earlier this year HHA sent out a replacement to me for no cost. (within a couple days of me contacting them)

The fiber optic pin gathers light well in low light conditions, and when it is bright out, the thing glows like the sun, I do not crawl through the brush, so I cannot say how durable the fiber optics are but (outside of knocking the level off) I have had no problems with mine, and would buy from the company again.


I have the same one...best sight I have owned.


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