Hybrid Bow Sight

[burlap]

I'm looking to replace my 5 pin Spot Hogg Hunter because my grouping is now good enough that I feel comfortable shooting at greater than 60 yards.

I was looking for a 7 pin, but they seem to fallen out of fashion. I'm really not interested in a single pin, it just doesn't make sense to me. However, if I could get another 5 pin, and have a sight tape that extends one of the pins to a specific yardage, that sounds good.

Anyone have any ideas on a sight that does this? Like the bottom pin is the one you use when you use your sight tape. I'm cool to gap shoot between the other pins.

Thanks.

 

[MtnMuley]

Option 6

 

[Boxerboxer]

Every Spot Hogg sight I can see on their website is offered in 7-pin.

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[burlap]

Option 6

I'll take a look for it.

Every Spot Hogg sight I can see on their website is offered in 7-pin.

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If you take a look around, you'll notice that pretty much every 7 pin from spot hogg is sold out everywhere.

 

[Dvidos]

Every Spot Hogg sight I can see on their website is offered in 7-pin.

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+1

 

[Jimbob]

Tommy Hogg with 3 pin is what I use. The site tape is for my 3rd pin.

I use to shoot a 7 pin but love the tommy with 3 pin.


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[Ctitus25]

The Option Sight is great, my two big grips with it are that you can't adjust anything without loosening something and the oval housing on the Option 8 can be hard to see the bottom, so you have to get creative at long ranges.

 

[Boxerboxer]

I'll take a look for it.

If you take a look around, you'll notice that pretty much every 7 pin from spot hogg is sold out everywhere.

S&S Archery doesn't look sold out, nor does Sportsman's Warehouse, but there are other good sight options if those don't pan out.

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[bayoublaster7527]

Spot Hogg fast Eddie with 5 or 3 pin

 

[burlap]

Option 6

The more I look at this, the more I like it. I really like their 6 pin. Are there any other "options" (haha) that are similar to the Option 6s that I should look at?

 

[Northpark]

I’m using a CBE 3 pin right now. It’s not a spot hog quality wise but it does exactly what you want it to do. I use the bottom pin as my roving pin and set it at 40 yards giving me 20, 30, and 40 yard pins then I can dial for ranges past 40 yards. I’ve been out to 90 yards successfully with mine.

 

[jmez]

You can get a 5 pin slider from about any company that makes moveable sights. CBE, Spot Hogg, Option, Axcel, etc

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[tillastlight_jake]

The Option Sight is great, my two big grips with it are that you can't adjust anything without loosening something and the oval housing on the Option 8 can be hard to see the bottom, so you have to get creative at long ranges.

I really like my option sight too but I will second the complaint about everything being keyed down. I have the smaller version so I don’t have the issue losing the bottom of the housing but I do run out of space for my mover pin, especially when running a heavier arrow. That makes me want full housing movement like other sights.

 

[MtnMuley]

The more I look at this, the more I like it. I really like their 6 pin. Are there any other "options" (haha) that are similar to the Option 6s that I should look at?

The Option 8

 

[Ctitus25]

The option sights are customizable. I have an Option 8 housing with 5 fixed pins plus a slider pin

 

[Gumbo]

Montana Black Gold makes 7 pin moveable sights, I actually run mine with 6 pins. Great sight, great customer service, simple and effective adjustments, very durable, bright pins.

 

[PA Archer]

2nd that on the Montana Black Gold Sight. I just got an ascent verdict in a 3 pin slider and really am digging it so far. I got a custom one from S&S archery with the top 2 pins being .019 and the bottom pin a .010 and like have the smaller pin for shooting a further distance. No complaints sighting it in and it is decently light weight. Love the pin set up and photochromatic fiber optic cover.

 

[Jellymon1]

I’ve started using a MBG 3 pin slider and setting them up for 30, 40, 50. Very clean sight picture which covers 90% of my hunting. At 20yds I aim a few inches low with my 30, and I can dial for anything over 50. Im liking it, It seems like I get on target Quicker with less thought.

 

[cardbender1]

I have an option 8 and really like it alot. My hunting buddy got a option 6 last year, after I checked his out I just had to get one!