I've been shooting a multi pin sight for about 7 years and I am thinking of going to a single pin but don't really understand how they work. Can someone explain the basics to me? Thanks!
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The slider works the same way except you move the rail pin behind the sight. It moves sight pin to the yardage you want. the yardages you have to shoot in at the ranger and mark them on the rail. simple real simple.
The sight pin moves down of longer shots, But there is only one pin,not a bunch of pins to get confused or try to see around, over or between.
I call mine "Dial-a-Death" you'll get spoiled real fast. a clear sight picture is something to experience. I keep mine set at 25 yds.
good for 10 to 35 yrds.
I shoot the King Cobra 1. But I'm gonna try a Tru-Glo Range Rover sight it has 3 pins. I'll remove one so I have a solid 20 and 30 pin before having to move it.Last edited by Greywolf in Hawaii; 01-12-2011, 01:14 AM. -
here ya go. single pin sights. basically, you have one, single pin. thats it. just one.
Just jackin with ya!
I have a single pin sight on my bow. No slider. Just a fixed single pin. I have it sighted in at 25 yds. at 20 yds, it's about an inch high. at 30 yds, it's about an inch low. Basically, thats about it... unless you get a slider.Comment
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I love just shooting one pin with the z7 if your on at 25 yards your good from 10 to 35 yards sure make eveything simple for me.Comment
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No other pins for you to accidentally use. Gives you pretty fine control on your yardages. For example, I use blue marks for the typical 10,20,30 yardages on the tape. Then I use a green mark for the exact distance to directly under our feeder.Comment
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Sight your bow in at various ranges as in 20-30-40-50-60 etc. and mark them on your sighting tape and when you have a target slide the pin up or down to the appropriate distance on the tape and let em have it. I set mine at 33 yards and can shoot 0-40 yards without moving the sight.I really like mine.Comment
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Of note. HHA has one prezeroed out to 60 yards. You can also purchase software that will compute and print site tapes for you.Comment
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Like said above, mark on reference tape and adjust to range being shot, forget to move it hunting and put your multi pins back on!!Comment
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Shot for at least 7 years not sure if I could adapt to multiple horizontal pins. I pull down on my target with no clutter on the same axis.
I shoot the sword centurion with my pin set at 22 ..... I'm usually within an inch out to 30 which is my confidence range.Comment
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I shoot the same sight and won't go back to a multi pin ever I believe...Originally posted by txdukklr View PostComment
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