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wackum 01-22-2011 03:44 PM

If you plan to shoot a lot of 3d you can add 2-4 or 6 power lenses with a HHA sight.Which work out pretty well at the range.

glockman55 02-05-2011 02:10 PM

This looks like a good long range one pin adjustable sight..My buddy uses these they are on this site, they went to Montana this year and shot Elk and Mule Deer..
http://www.dantonara.com/

sgtbowhunter 03-02-2011 08:57 PM

If you are looking to get a single pin sight, HHA has a selection of very nice single pin sights that are super, super bright. They are in the price range you mentioned and IMO are the best single pin sights. I am partial to truglo multi pin sights, but you would do yourself a disservice not to check out HHA. Good luck with the decision.

Howler 03-03-2011 06:06 AM

I've also been using the 5519 HHA for several years now from hunting antelope, whitetail, turkey and elk, and I won't go back to muliple pins.
SIngle pins aren't for everybody, and just like anything else, ya need to practice with it and know your equipment. HHA is quality too.

IBHUN10 03-06-2011 07:10 PM

HHA all the way for single pin!!!

tight360 03-31-2011 08:00 AM

Agreed!
 

Originally Posted by huntingkidPA (Post 3749770)
just remove the other 4 pins of your 5 pin sight, thats what i did untill i felt comforable

Exactly what I did, I don't have a shot over 35 yards anyway, don't like the messy sight picture that multiple pins present.

HoosierHunter79 04-25-2011 06:00 PM

IMO to use a one pin sight, you should be shooting a faster bow.


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