HHA dial sight problems

[FIRSTSHOT]

Looking to buy a HHA .10" dial sight, but I have heard that it may interfere with my quiver. Im buying an Octane bantamweight quiver.

Has anyone heard about this? or any problems with this sight? I have owned HHA sights for years but never the round dial. Thanks!

[FIRSTSHOT]

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[Pablo Honey]

They have a new "off Set" bracket to make sure that there will not be any mounting problems. I would double check with a pro shop though.

[Okiehunter]

Yep you going to need a "spacer" to give you room with the HHA. I went to a catquiver, never did care for a bow mounted quiver anyway.

[DFWPI]

It did with my quiver, had to leave two arrows out so it would work

[FIRSTSHOT]

Well I just ordered the DS 5510 dial sight. For my Invasion that is on order. I also have a octane bantam weight quiver on order. With that info what spacer do I need to order?

[thebomb6_99]

It will not work correctly even with the spacer with that quiver

[FIRSTSHOT]

Do you suggest another quiver? Do you have experience with this problem?

[FIRSTSHOT]

Would the octane one piece fit any differently?

[thebomb6_99]

I have that same sight. Had to use the Fuse. You will still need a spacer or your sight will not rotate all the way up and down

http://www.fusearchery.com/quivers/

[FIRSTSHOT]

I have used HHA sights before but never the dial sight. I'm
considering changing my order to the traditional one. Unless those of you who have used both say it's worth the trouble.

[thebomb6_99]

How far do you want to be able to shoot out to? With the dial I can shoot out to 140 yards

[FIRSTSHOT]

Well i want to be dead on at 60. Not really planning on going past that for hunting purposes. I really like the idea of ultimate accuracy with the dial. The octane two piece quiver does not attach at the sight. Maybe a solution?

[Smart]

I preferred the slider (OL-5519) over the dial when I bought in November. I just didn't care for the space the dial took up. Plus it's just something else not to get the bow hooked up on when moving through the woods. The slider is very easy to adjust on the HHA. All HHA's are machined well..

My Carbon Black Apex quiver fit fine on my Elite Pulse with the spacers provided by HHA with plenty of clearance. The quiver is cheaper than the Elite, TreeLimb and Octane quivers I was set on buying, but after almost 2 months hunting with it, I really like it.

Sorry about the poor first pic. The shadows and the wife moving the camera inside didn't help.