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Does the Trophy Ridge React sight work as advertised?

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    Does the Trophy Ridge React sight work as advertised?

    I just made a good trade with a TBH'er yesterday and acquired a Hoyt Faktor and I'm looking to put a different sight on it. I had a Spot Hogg Hunter 5 pin on my last bow and liked it. Now I'm looking at the TR and the SH. If the TR operates as advertised I'm leaning towards giving it a shot. What say the experts of the green screen?

    #2
    My son has one on his bow, and it works as promised.

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      #3
      I had one it worked great as advertised. Don't have it anymore only because I went with a single pin sight.

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        #4
        Sighted in at 20 and 50, stepped back to 100 and put the 1st shot in the vitals of a small 3d deer.

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          #5
          Yes

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            #6
            Is that the no peep sight??

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              #7
              I've had the 5 and the single and both work great.

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                #8
                So far it looks like I might be trying the trophy ridge. Anybody else have any input?

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                  #9
                  I just put one on my alphamax. Was a breeze to sight in and the pins are super bright even without the site light on.

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                    #10
                    Yes, they work as advertised.

                    But!!!

                    I've been a die hard HHA single pin guy on all my bows. I saw the advertisement for the react one and bought one. Installed it on bow and sighted it in. Everything's fine, works just like they say.

                    The thing is, I was so in love with my HHA, I found the TR sight bulky and weird to use. Just not for me I guess.

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                      #11
                      I would go with the 5 pin, the single pin looks too bulky to me

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                        #12
                        I have the 5, and have been very happy with it.

                        Jake

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                          #13
                          Yes sir. Super easy to fine tune as well

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