single pin
05-12-2008 | 08:21 PM
#32
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: North Central Kansas
RE: single pin
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Frank, HHA makes computer generated tapes for the Sliders also. I try to keep them in stock but lately they go out as fast as I get them in.
Dan
ORIGINAL: Brknarrow1970
I got the slider - wanted the dial but it was $80 bucks more - I have the .19 pin as well - solid,easy to see,happy camper
Thanks for the advice guys - appreciate good honest opinions always
I got the slider - wanted the dial but it was $80 bucks more - I have the .19 pin as well - solid,easy to see,happy camper
Thanks for the advice guys - appreciate good honest opinions always
Dan
05-12-2008 | 08:31 PM
#33
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Northeast Tennessee
RE: single pin
I didn't read through all of the 4 pages of posts so I might be covering what others have already covered, which I probably am. 
Anyway, I shoot one of the new HHA Optimizer DS Ultra 5519's with the Rheostat and this sight is awesome. When hunting, I leave it on 25yds, but I have more yardage with just a spin of a dial.
This sight really is built like a tank. It's all solid, there's no play or slop to be found in it. All the movement is gear driven, metal gears to boot. There isn't any added noise on the shot added by the sight or the rheostat. I don't even lock in the dial when I shoot, there's no need to, it doesn't move one bit. Not to mention it has micro adjust windage.
If price isn't an issue, I honestly think this is THE best single pin adjustable sight on the market and I've been lucky enough to play with many different kind. It's no comparison to a Cobra, or Top Gun, and is honestly even better than the VBG. The VBG would be my second pick because boy are they bright. The HHA is bright enough for me, and I have to use the rheostat to cover all the fibers when shooting in broad daylight.
It'll be on my hunting bows for a while.
BTW I have the .019" pin too
Anyway, I shoot one of the new HHA Optimizer DS Ultra 5519's with the Rheostat and this sight is awesome. When hunting, I leave it on 25yds, but I have more yardage with just a spin of a dial.
This sight really is built like a tank. It's all solid, there's no play or slop to be found in it. All the movement is gear driven, metal gears to boot. There isn't any added noise on the shot added by the sight or the rheostat. I don't even lock in the dial when I shoot, there's no need to, it doesn't move one bit. Not to mention it has micro adjust windage.
If price isn't an issue, I honestly think this is THE best single pin adjustable sight on the market and I've been lucky enough to play with many different kind. It's no comparison to a Cobra, or Top Gun, and is honestly even better than the VBG. The VBG would be my second pick because boy are they bright. The HHA is bright enough for me, and I have to use the rheostat to cover all the fibers when shooting in broad daylight.
It'll be on my hunting bows for a while.
BTW I have the .019" pin too
05-12-2008 | 08:46 PM
#34
Giant Nontypical
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RE: single pin
10' of Fiber Optic and it's not bright enough for you? My old eyes can see it with only a quarter Moon shining
I like it just bright enough but not so bright it fuzz's out. IMHO HHA is the leader in that dept with the Rheostat housing.
Maybe you don't have the 10' wrap. There's less than $10 difference in the sights.
Dan
I like it just bright enough but not so bright it fuzz's out. IMHO HHA is the leader in that dept with the Rheostat housing.Maybe you don't have the 10' wrap. There's less than $10 difference in the sights.
Dan
05-12-2008 | 09:13 PM
#36
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Michigan
RE: single pin
I do, I also find it easier because I do not shoot passed 30 yards either but if I did it would only be 40 and I feel confident in a 40 yard shot with a single pin raised slightly higher. We do it with rifles past 250 yards, why not bows also?
