Dave, For a multi-pin sight the Viper Predator Micro Tune is really a nice sight and won't break the bank.

Spot Hogg is also a good choice, but a few more $$

Dan

I've got two Spot Hoggs, awesome sights and awesome customer service.

I have Sword, Cobra, and Tru-glo's on my various bows, and the SWORD is probably the best pin for me personally. I know though that when I start not seeing my pins as well, it's time to head back to the eye doctor again and have my prescription re-adjusted. Give a Sword Apex Hunter a shot and see what you think, for $60-70 it's one of the best sights you'll find, if you want to spend a little more, you can alway step up to one of their up echelon sights also. I also am a firm believer that a .019 sight pin is just about the perfect size for a combination hunting/target bow, if you are going strictly target, I'd probably consider the .010's. After shooting .019's the .029's are just TOOOO big.

Pin size is a personal choice IMHO.

I've seen guys who swear by .010, others swear by .029, and even .039

Personally for me the .019 are just about right.

Dan

I've got five Spot Hogg Hunter Hogg Its all set up exactly the same: large pin guard with top pin in green .29, followed by alternating green and yellow in .19. All sights have the Hogg Wrap on them, and are basically as indestructable as you can get. I could probably run over them with my car and still hunt with them.

Copper John

I use the HHA OL-5000 single pin, and love it! Very bright in low light situations.

flashpoint by balck gold, great sight and the brightest i have used.... one bad thing is that the pins are huge

Think i will send Keli an email , you what happens when i speak her Will ..... i end up forgetting what i want [8D].

Gonna look into the Spot Hogg Real Dealwith.19 pins , is the wrap optional ? . so i can upgrade later .

i switched to vital gear. and let me tell ya a blind mine could see my sight