Yes! I've been shooting with one for 6 years or so. They can be expensive but I did see a cheaper one at bass pro shops. When you think about it, they're not much different from a lit single pin except you can only see it from on angle.

They are very easy to set up. All you do is stand 10 yrds away from your target on level ground. The key thing here is toget the dot within 4 inches on target (closer is better) and then use the adjustments on the sight to fine tune. Up and down is self explainable but left and right requires you to use a shim in the front or back asneeded to get the dot within limits. I found a 1/4" slice of a business card works great. Total time 5 mins if you pre-make 2 shims just incase you need them.

The sight is the best in low light situations and forces you to anchor up the same every time. I can tell you in the past I used many different peeps. Had a favorite light gathering one buta RedDot is way better.

So many different opinions, i guess the only way I'll ever nkow is by trial and error...

Thanks guys

Yeah, that's PRECISELY what my buddy thought.......he wishes he had that $150 back now....but you're right..that's the only way for sure.

Sounds like you can pick one up for very cheap!

I've got a bow with an HHA sight system ,, my "good Bow" . Mine was very simple to set up ,, and very accurate . I can hit somthing about the size of a soft-ball at 60 yds on a calm day . Thats a hell of a long shot . I have to say this about it ,, I fear for it's ruggedness ,, I don't have a good reason - just too many parts . I should mention that I'm rough on my equipment . I would not use this sight on game youwouldnot like tolose . This is only because there is only one aiming point ,,, therefore you need to adjust it according to your shot ,,, so if you have to make a fast shot on a trophey animal ,, you better know your hold-overs . That being said - I hit rabbits at 40 yds with mine ,,, it's awesome .