Anyone using the

[Pushbutton2]

TGB Single Pin sight?

What's your thoughts? I'm thinking of trying a single pin sight...

[BehindTheSight]

I'm using the Trophy Ridge react single pin sight and really like it. They just announced the new React trio which has 2 "adjustable fixed pins" and then the 3rd pin is movable from 40 to 120 yards. I can't wait to get my hands on that one.

[JimboBurnsy]

TGB Single Pin sight?

What's your thoughts? I'm thinking of trying a single pin sight...

You will probably feel like your shoes are on the wrong feet at first.

[Pushbutton2]

I'm using the Trophy Ridge react single pin sight and really like it. They just announced the new React trio which has 2 "adjustable fixed pins" and then the 3rd pin is movable from 40 to 120 yards. I can't wait to get my hands on that one.

I looked at one. I find to bulky and busy for me.

You will probably feel like your shoes are on the wrong feet at first.

Good thing I wear boots;-)


If you found one less than $60 would you try it?

[bowhuntntxn]

They are all about the same really.

If you found a bargain and want to try it, then go for it.

[JimboBurnsy]

Good thing I wear boots;-)


If you found one less than $60 would you try it?

Yes.

I find that I focus on the target better with fewer objects in the sight picture. I generally leave mine set at 25 yards in the stand and it's like sighting in your rifle for maximum point blank range (your velocities are probably pretty similar to mine and I think your experience would be about the same).

Now that I'm accustomed to having my shoes(boots) on the wrong feet, it would be just as weird to go back.

I like single pins now, in other words... But like bowhuntn said, it's really all preference. One isn't objectively better than the other.

[sambo73]

Love my single pin sight.,