Anyone made the switch back to multi pin from single pin

[AustinBowhunter]

I'm playing with the idea of switching to a single pin sight. There sure does seem to be a lot of people who have made the switch and decide never to go back.

Well, with money as tight as it is, switching to a new sight isn't something that I want to do flippantly. I'm wondering, has anyone ever switched back to multi pin after shooting a single pin sight? If so, why?

Matthew

[HoustonHunter94]

I shot a single pin for years and picked up a new to me bow a year or so back with multiple pin sight and tried to use it for a while and ended up taking it off and going back to single pin. Can't imagine I'll ever go back to multi pin.

[gmac]

4th season with single pin. Have no desire to go back. I have shot several friends new boys with multi pins, not near as comfortable. I don't see myself going back

[TxHunter06]

I made the switch to a single pin sight about 4 years ago. I don't think i could ever go back to a multi pin. The better field of view and less concentration on which pin to use, makes a single pin much better imo.

[Mojo]

I made the switch to a single pin sight about 4 years ago. I don't think i could ever go back to a multi pin. The better field of view and less concentration on which pin to use, makes a single pin much better imo.

^^^This is what sold me on the single pin sight^^^

[popup_menace]

Been shooting a single pin for a couple years now. Best move I ever made. It just makes shooting so much easier for me not having to jack with anchoring my sight housing then picking a pin.

[AustinBowhunter]

Wow, it's pretty amazing that this many of you are this sold out.

A couple of follow up questions: 1) Are you primarily whitetail/hog hunters year-to-year? 2) Do you regularly hunt whitetail from tree stands?

Don't get me wrong, if I could hunt elk everyday, then I would. But they don't stomp around my back yard.

Matthew

[docmay]

I go back and forth between fixed and sliders. The last couple years I have been shooting Hogg fathers with either 3 or 4 pins. I use the 4 pins out west. Gives me fixed pins to 50 yds and I can dial to the yard to about 110-120 yds. It's the best of both worlds for me. I think single pins are better suited for deer hunting and stands but that is my opinion.

[homegrown]

Following this as I'm trying to convince myself to make the switch as well.

[popup_menace]

Wow, it's pretty amazing that this many of you are this sold out.

A couple of follow up questions: 1) Are you primarily whitetail/hog hunters year-to-year? 2) Do you regularly hunt whitetail from tree stands?

Don't get me wrong, if I could hunt elk everyday, then I would. But they don't stomp around my back yard.

Matthew

Yes to the first, no to the second. Most of my hunting is from an elevated ground blind 4' high. But, I have also spot and stalked whitetail with my trophy ridge react one. Wasn't very hard to adjust on the fly, and I can also just set the pin at 30 and know where to aim from 40 on in. It may seem a bit rushed when you're stalking, but it really hasn't given me any reason to switch to a multi pin in any configuration.

[Cantcatch5]

In for results. I am about to make the switch to single pin myself.

[oktx]

Switched to single pin. Set on 20 and leave it alone. None of my setups allow for much more than that.

[Mr. Whiskers]

Make the switch. You won't regret it.

[Adam G.]

Just sold my single pin. Going to a 3 pin slider. Deciding on a spot hogg or mbg.

[JW]

I have about 5 times over the years. Hated it. Went back to single. Main thing is what works best you not me.