Trophy Ridge Matrix, with a light. Easy to adjust and when coupled with a hog light its very deadly. As far as tough I dropped my bow from a 15' tree stand it bent the adjustment knob but it still works and was still on the money after the fall.
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I've settled with the trophy ridge. I have had the flatliner on my Parker Force Multiplier for some years now and I really like the vertical pins for hunting. On my new Cabelas Interceptor XP I'm going to try a Vital Bow Gear sight, it uses the same kind of aligned pins setup but the fiberoptics are much brighter. I only bought it becuase when I was purchasing a sight Cabela's was out of the flatliners. We'll have to see about the durabilityof the Vital Bow Gear sight, the trophy ridge has been a very durable sight with no broken pins.
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Resurrecting a very old post I know. When I search it does not seem like this topic has come up often and I think am in the market for a new sight.
The one I have still works, it is an old 5 pin modified/broken to to make a 4 pin. With 20, 30,40 & 50 yards settings.
As my eyes are not as good anymore, I am interested in thoughts on single pins for hunting.
Got to figure something great has come out since 2008...
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Originally posted by WRasco View PostResurrecting a very old post I know. When I search it does not seem like this topic has come up often and I think am in the market for a new sight.
The one I have still works, it is an old 5 pin modified/broken to to make a 4 pin. With 20, 30,40 & 50 yards settings.
As my eyes are not as good anymore, I am interested in thoughts on single pins for hunting.
Got to figure something great has come out since 2008...
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