Anyone made the switch back to multi pin from single pin

[critter69]

There is no way I would go back to a multi pin sight, now that i have used a single pin for a period of time. The only way, would be if No body made a quality single pin. Even then I would try and make a single pin out of a multi pin sight myself.

[Turbo6]

Been shooting an HHA for 4-5 years now and loved it.

I just moved to a garmin xero to try something different. So far it's going pretty good in the backyard. Need some more field time with it though

[jathomas437]

Hunting in East Texas where deer can move quickly through the thick brush and loose an opportunity of a clear shot, I don't have time to adjust the sight. So I prefer muti-pin.

[RLHoward]

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

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[Cuda2525]

I have tried sliders and like them for 3D but too many things happen in hunting situations for me to give up my 7 pins. Just old school I guess.

[dk_ace]

I used the spot Hogg vertical double pin for a few years. Set it at 25 and the 2nd pin for me was 40. For hunting woods, it was perfect.

This year I lost my woods lease and was hunting a more open area. I set up a 5 pin slider for that. No regrets, it’s awesome too. If I have a great woods place next year, I probably won’t bother switching ack to the spot Hogg the 5 pin slider is fine.

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[bm22]

I have a Hogg Father single pin and have been happy for the last two years. I will probably send it in and have the 2 spot single pin installed. It seems to be the best for my style.

[300rem7]

I shoot a multi pin but I use the vertical pins (Trophy Ridge V5) and have found it works best for me.

[wdtorque]

Good stuff


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[cva34]

Single pin here too..Tried a couple multi pin no wano!

[cvan1971man]

I have had a 5 pin, 3 pin, single pin and double pin all from spot hogg. I currently shoot the double pin and will never go back to a multi pin.

[sp-bow]

Just switched from multiple pin to single. Wish I would have done it sooner. Love it and will never go back.

[cvan1971man]

probably never go back to a multipin

[bcj jones]

I’m assuming that y’all havent had much issue with deer/game spooking and changing yardage after you’re at full draw? If so, how is adjusting a single pin to a different yardage on the fly like that?
This is the only reason I haven’t switched to a single pin. If it doesn’t seem to happen much to y’all, or the adjustment on the fly isn’t as big of a pain as I’m thinking, I may make th switch before next season

[critter69]

Switched to a single pin about 5 years ago. Second best thing I ever did, archery wise. First best was switching to a thumb release.