Opinion
#1
I posted a couple a days ago about a single pin sight
Come to find out I got the OL5000 HHa which is not the .19 pin - I am shooting excellent with the sight that I have - my concern is that as I go back to 40 yards - will the .29 block out too much of the target - I am not expecting to shoot past 30 yards this fall
so would you exchange the sight for a .19 or leave it alone - I like the fact I can see and was consistenetly keep arrows in a quarter sized target last night so it is not a concern at 20-25 yards
Come to find out I got the OL5000 HHa which is not the .19 pin - I am shooting excellent with the sight that I have - my concern is that as I go back to 40 yards - will the .29 block out too much of the target - I am not expecting to shoot past 30 yards this fall
so would you exchange the sight for a .19 or leave it alone - I like the fact I can see and was consistenetly keep arrows in a quarter sized target last night so it is not a concern at 20-25 yards
#3
As Landon said, leave it.That's the exact sight I use and last year I killedthe first 3 deer (2 doe and a 7pt)that I shot at with my new '07 Vectrix XL, and hit exactly where I was aiming. If it makes a difference, they were 30yrds, 25yrds, and 10yrds. Great sight! I love this pic.

#7
If you are shooting quarter size groups at your max hunting yardage, LEAVE IT ALONE. I think that is one mistake a lot of bowhunters make, always wanting to improve something that is not broke. I preferr .19 pins myself, but that is just my preferrence. Quarter size groups at your max hunting yardage puts deer in the back of the truck!!!!




